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Hello all,
This made it to me in a round about way. Jim's statements about server
sensor and OS sensor are correct, but I'd like to clarify a point about
server sensor.

RealSecure server sensor (now available for NT and Solaris) does bind to
system IP stack at the low monitoring level so Dr. Koros' question about how
we work with multiple NICs is relevant. The answer is that we bind to all
system NICs and watch traffic from all active NICs on the protected system.
regards,
sheila droski
Product Manager
Internet Security Systems

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RS Server Sensor is neither NIC nor IP bound.  It does its work just above
Datalink (NDIS) and just below Application layer(s).

James R Lindley
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Hi everybody,

I wonder what is the situation when RS Server Sensor is used on a host with
more than one NIC or IP address?

Dr. Zsolt Koros
director of NOREG Ltd.
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Adrian:

RS OS Sensors don't work with IP addresses.  Rather, the OS Sensor parses
various audit log streams (NT, syslog, etc.)  So you can have many NICs 
with
many IPs on a Server, and OS Sensor could care less, because it is working
at the Operating System audit log level.  As for why an RS Consol cannot
contact the OS Sensor, that is something that should be explored with
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 Hello all,

 I need to know if it is possible to have a OS Sensor working with two IP
 addressess because the console cannot contact it!

 any ideas?
 thanks


Adrian Saavedra D.
Consultor en Seguridad Informatica
SCITUM Consulting
Tel. (52) 55340062 ext. 4003
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