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Re: Nimda specific logging


From: Subba Rao <subba9 () home com>
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 11:46:18 -0400

On  0, "Andrew R. Baker" <andrewb0x29a () yahoo com> wrote:

By default, your nimba ruletype will be evaluated after all other
ruletypes unless you change the rule evaluation order by adding an "order"
directive in the configuration file.  something like:

order: nimda activation dynamic alert log pass

would have your nimda rule evaluated first.

I am trying to log Nimda specific traffic to a file "nimda.log".
In snort.conf, I have defined a new ruletype, which is as follows:

ruletype nimda
{
 type alert
 output alert_fast: nimda.log
}

In my "nimda.rules" file, the rule syntax is as follows:

nimda tcp $EXTERNAL_NET 80 -> $HOME_NET any (.......)

With this new ruletype, I do not see any nimda specific logging going
into the "nimda.log". When I run SnortSnarf on the existing "alert"
file,
their is mention of the "nimda.rules file" to some alerts.

Could someone point out what I am missing for this new ruletype?


My Snort is starting up with the following command line options:

snort -bo -g admin -u admin -i eth2 -t /usr/local/snort -l logs -c etc/test.conf -A fast -z est 

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