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Re: Bridging issue inline
From: B <dustythepath () gmail com>
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2017 15:40:13 -0700
Hello and thanks for the followups, I have added debug support and have seen the following, which I have seen before when starting via /etc/init.d/start. "WARNING: /etc/snort/snort.conf(166) Adapter is in Passive Mode. Hence switching policy mode tap” NORMALIZATION is then turned off as a result of the above. /usr/bin/snort -A console -c /etc/snort/snort.conf --daq-mode inline -Q -i eno3355xxxx:eno5033xxxx The above command line removes the Warning and allows inline operation, at least according to the output of Snort, but not in actuality. Also, After “Decoding Ethernet” I get the output below (x4), which has not happened until I put “—daq-mode inline” IN THE command line. It is bewildering why the Init.d start seems incomplete, as if snort.conf is not being completely followed. AFPacket Layout: Frame Size: 1584 Frames: 169460 Block Size: 32768 (Order 3) Blocks: 8473 Created a ring of type 5 with total size of 277643264 . My DAQ section is: config daq:afpacket config daq_mode:inline config daq_dir:/usr/lib64/daq config daq_var: debug config daq_var:buffer_size_mb=1024 config policy_mode:inline So after editing /etc/init.d/snort by adding -Q I do get a successful inline startup, which unfortunately passes no traffic. I also tried the suggestion by Dave O, creating a bridge. While Snort started up in passive mode and completed initialization, no traffic would pass once again. This may very well be a fools errand but I can only think this is a problem because of networking -physical- hardware differences, so some do get it to work. Someone on VMware’s community section suggested that packets don’t route properly in the virtual network (with bridging). Is there a way to get even more output from debug mode, or more than debug from DAQ? Thanks
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