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Hello Dennis,

The installation is done as two separate installations of network sensor on
the computer. Each sensor will have a separate name. Install one instance of
RealSecure Network Sensor giving the first NIC a name and then install a
second instance of Network Sensor using a different name. This should allow
you to put two stealth NIC's into one box. The only advantage to running
more than one sensor on a machine is to save money. However, for a busy
segment I would recommend spending the extra money and getting two machines
for better performance.


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-----Original Message-----
From: Dennis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2001 4:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: ISS Technical Support
Subject: 489489 RS sensor in stealth mode



Hi,

I have a multihomed network sensor running on WIN2K.The sensor has two of
the NIC's running in stealth mode and the other has an IP address( for
management from the console).Each NIC terminates on a sepreate VLAN on two
different switches.
Here's the setup:



server VLAN---------SWITCH------>FW<-------------SWITCH--------DMZ VLAN
                       |                                    |
                       |        Nic1       Nic2         |
                       |________Sensor______________|
                                   |   in stealth mode
                                       NIC3|
                                             |_______CONSOLE


I have mapped the each of the NIC ports on the SW's to sniff all traffic
from the respective FW interfaces.
The problem is that on the console, i'm able to sniff/receive traffic from
only the DMZ VLAN and not the SERVER VLAN.
I tried swapping the NIC cards...Also tried to keep the other NIC in stealth
mode.....without any breakthrough.

Is it that the Sensor is bound to a NIC during installation and cannot have
more than one NIC's running in stealth mode?


Solutions will be appreciated.

Thnks,
Dennis Francis
Bangalore Labs,India
Tel: +91-22-6603080
Mob: +91-98204-29365
www.bangalorelabs.com
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