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Re: Snort / Linux on floppy


From: Chris Nye <Chris () AtBaySecurity com>
Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 09:08:04 -0700

Trinux does exactly this. Have a look at the Trinux packages for IDS and 
sniffer support (snort is supported). I have used Trinux in the past. I am 
always quite pleased with functional, reliable, and versatile Trinux is.

Trinux homepage - http://trinux.sourceforge.net/
Trinux supported packages - http://trinux.sourceforge.net/

Good luck,
nyec

On Monday 23 June 2003 6:16 am, mae () ium no wrote:
I want to set up a Linux box with Snort but when I first are going to do
it, I want to do it right. Is it possible to run Linux and Snort from a
single floppy? I want to set up an IDS system on both sides of the
firewall
 and am concerned about the security on the outside sniffer. I
believe a “write protected” floppy where Snort exports the log would be the
secure way but I don't know anyone who has tested it. Will the system
respond to slow on an 11mbit line?
I have weary little experience, all inputs would be appreciated!

Are there any good IPS Open source projects?? I've tested the NS IPS box
and its quite good but the price is not compatible with my budget! :)


Brgs
Martin Engervik


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