Sensor 'sanity'

["Paul Halliday" <paul.halliday () gmail com>]

Hi,

I am not sure about how most people deal with this but I would love any insight.

In an overtaxed environment where I just don't have the time to coddle
each sensor, what is a common practice to make sure that the sensors
are actually still sane?
Most of my sensors are sittings on span/mirrored ports on gear that I
don't directly manage.

Is/would it be possible to construct a preprocessor that could
actually fire and tell me that the link isn't 'typical' anymore?

Thanks.

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