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Why are there no open source GUI's for managing multiple Snort sensors?
From: "Ron Shuck" <rshuck () Buchanan com>
Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 07:11:50 -0500
Hey Carl, I am working on a project with a client using Snort and ACID. I am working on adding some of the functionality of say ISS to the snort console. So far I have a sensor status or heartbeat function, the ability to read portscan logs (still working on consolidating them from multiple sensors), the ability to update rules and conf files, the ability to start, stop and reboot sensors. I am still working on the ability to update OS Software (RPMs, etc.). This deployment had to happen pretty quick, so it's not quite the way I would want it, but we should be able to utilize some of the code. Our plan was to release the changes to the dev group as soon as the client is productional and we have removed any direct references to the client from the code. The only remaining issue we had was fault tolerance. The fix was to use barnyard with a waldo file. However, barnyard does not currently appear to capture payload data. So, recovery from a loss of communication between sensor and database server is a grueling, manual process to get missed events into the database. Ron Shuck, CISSP - Managing Consultant Buchanan Associates - A Technology Company in the People Business http://www.buchanan.com http://www.isc2.org
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- Why are there no open source GUI's for managing multiple Snort sensors? Carl Samond (Sep 25)
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- Why are there no open source GUI's for managing multiple Snort sensors? Ron Shuck (Sep 26)
- shellcode alerts on src port 80 Ted Stringer (Sep 26)
- Re: shellcode alerts on src port 80 Chris Green (Sep 26)
- shellcode alerts on src port 80 Ted Stringer (Sep 26)