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RE: ACID Dates
From: nhdave () digistruction com
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 00:13:27 -0500
Can definitely agree with all the stated reasons in that it is an actively updated and very useful tool to have in one's kit and correct me if I am wrong but BASE now does a 5 minute refresh as well where I don't think ACID did. And that is a very handy feature (IMnsHO) when there are a number of sensors being monitored. Heck, we just paid BIG bucks at work for an IDS (I'll spare them and not mention which one) and it is so cludgy I'm actually thinking of seeing if I can put BASE on the sensors instead! ;-) Michael Steele wrote ..
This is just my 2 cents; anyone using ACID should switch to BASE. The simple reason is that ACID is no longer being developed and BASE is being actively developed. BASE is an upgraded ACID and fixes some of the quirks that ACID has been plagued with for the last few years. For anyone running ACID it is now time to migrate to BASE. It's still one of the very few free consoles that is not linked to any commercial affiliation. If people want to try a little different type of console, they might want to try Snortsnarf. It hasn't been serviced in a year or two but it works great and does some things that BASE does not, and it's free. Kindest regards, Michael... WINSNORT.com Management Team Member -- Pick up your FREE Windows or UNIX Snort installation guides mailto:support () winsnort com Website: http://www.winsnort.com Snort: Open Source Network IDS - http://www.snort.org-----Original Message----- From: snort-users-admin () lists sourceforge net [mailto:snort-users- admin () lists sourceforge net] On Behalf Of Kevin Johnson Sent: Friday, January 28, 2005 4:36 PM To: Chris Vaughan Cc: Dave C; Snort Users Subject: RE: [Snort-users] ACID Dates On Fri, 2005-01-28 at 13:04, Chris Vaughan wrote:I looked at the website, and it looks a lot like ACID. What do you like about BASE so much more? What are it's advantagesoverACID? What about compared to OpenAanval?First I would like to thank Dave C for the resounding answer.<g> As one of the BASE project leads, I guess I can answer this. BASE looks a lot like ACID because it is a fork of the ACID code base. ACID has not been recently updated where as the BASE project is hyperactively supported.<g> BASE has quite a few bug fixes that have been missing from ACID. Astoyour original email, BASE dynamically generates the date drop downs so we don't have the release every year issue. BASE also has a basic user authentication system which is a commonly asked for feature. BASE will also co-exist with ACID as we have only added to the database schema. So if you wanted to you could run both to see if it works for you. If you have any questions, email us at base () secureideas net or checkoutthe sourceforge.net site. Kevin ------------------- BASE Project Lead http://sourceforge.net/projects/secureideas http://base.secureideas.net The next step in IDS analysis!
Current thread:
- Re: ACID Dates, (continued)
- Re: ACID Dates Kevin Johnson (Jan 27)
- Re: ACID Dates Dave C (Jan 28)
- ACID Problems (here's your fix it) Joel Esler (Jan 28)
- RE: ACID Dates Chris Vaughan (Jan 28)
- RE: ACID Dates Kevin Johnson (Jan 28)
- RE: ACID Dates Michael Steele (Jan 28)
- Re: ACID Dates Wes Young (Jan 31)
- RE: ACID Dates Michael Steele (Jan 31)
- RE: ACID Dates Kevin Johnson (Jan 31)
- RE: ACID Dates Joel Esler (Feb 01)
- RE: ACID Dates Kevin Johnson (Jan 28)
- RE: ACID Dates nhdave (Jan 31)
- RE: ACID Dates Shackleford, David M. (Jan 31)