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Re: Multiple network segment monitor with Snort
From: Sergio Pozo Hidalgo <blitter_es () yahoo es>
Date: Wed, 01 Oct 2003 21:32:06 +0200
I know that. But Cisco routers are very expensive. I was looking for cheaper solutions. My first desing used a Layer3 switch, but then I changed my mind (because of an impossibility for my netscreen border router to define more than two zones), and used a cheaper design (but I think that also less secure and manageable) with no Layer3 switch, but two Layer2 ones. Do you know any cheap Layer2 or Layer3 switch with mirror ports?
Thank you. James Williams wrote:
If the box is connected to a cisco switch you can setup a port to monitor as many, or as few vlans as you want and send that traffic tothe port that your snort box is connected to.
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