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From: "Poppi, Sandro" <Sandro.Poppi () wacker com>
Date: Wed, 20 Feb 2002 07:09:52 +0100

Just to shed some light into that:

You can think of a multi-speed hub to contain 2 internal hubs (one for 100
and one for 10 Mb) connected via a switch. If one box is connecting with 10
and the other with 100 Mb traffic is not sent to each other except if
directly addressed. If both boxes are at the same speed your configuration
would have worked well.

Ciao,
Sandro


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Von: Scott Taylor [mailto:scottt () soccer com]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 20. Februar 2002 01:17
An: ccamp () oakcitysolutions com
Cc: snort-users () lists sourceforge net
Betreff: Re: [Snort-users] Snort


That was it! The hub is a netgear 10/100 auto 
sensing hub. I'm not sure why this would affect 
the traffic like that but it did. Specifically 
its a DS104. 
I found an old 10baseT hub. Plugged both systems 
in and viola! It worked. Thanks for your time.

Scott

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From: "Dr. Richard W. Tibbs" 
<ccamp () oakcitysolutions com>
Sent: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 18:36:55 -0500
To: Scott Taylor <scottt () soccer com>
Subject: Re: [Snort-users] Snort


Have you tried running snort on your firewall 
box? Are the results the same?
If you have a hub with learning/bridging 
capability, then traffic 
destined to the IPs behind the firewall will 
never reach your snort box, 
even tho snort puts the NIC in promiscuous mode.

Is it possible that the only traffic seen by 
snort in sniffer mode is 
true broadcast traffic?
(That will definitely be seen by the snort-box, 
but it will probably 
generate no alarms.)

HTH >>RWT

Scott Taylor wrote:

I'm running snort 1.8.3-5 on Redhat 7.1. 
Libpcap 
is 0.6.2-9. Below is showing how my sensor is 
located. The external ip of my firewall is 
x.x.x.27 and the ip on my sensor is x.x.x.223
the subnet mask from my isp is 255.255.255.0
                   _
                  |h|
ISP-----DSL-------|u|-------snort-box
                  |b|-------firewall------|Lan|
                   -
I've set my snort.conf home_net and all the 
variables regarding ip address's to "any". If I 
run snort in sniffer mode I can see traffic. If 
I run in NIDS mode it shows nothing in the 
logs. 
even if I go to grc.com and do a portscan it 
show's nothing in /var/log/snort/alert or 
portscan.log . There is also a file snort-
timestamp.log but it is in binary format. I'm 
trying to setup Snort Snarf to read the log's. 
When I run it it generates the page but there 
are no alerts. It shows it's looking in alerts 
and portscan.log. Here's the command I'm 
running 
snort with:

snort -l /var/log/snort -
c /etc/snort/snort.conf -o -b -A FULL -z est

How do I read what's in the snort-timestamp.log?
Why is it now logging any alerts or portscans?

Thanks for any help and take three drinks if 
your so inclined.

Cheers,
Scott



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