On Friday 16 April 2010 01:23:01 pm Markus A. Wipfler wrote:

> Check out NBAR. It does deep packet inspection (router
>  looks at layer 4 to 7 as well) and actively prevents an
>  attack from happening (at least cisco will try to tell
>  you that), rather than just reporting it like most open
>  source IDS. So I guess NBAR is an IPS, since it actually
>  prevents an attack from happening by looking at traffic
>  flow characteristics and other fun things. I think most
>  recent IOS version support it. Your router needs to be
>  CEF capable.

NBAR is badly broken in a number of code revisions. Test as 
many releases as you can to get an implementation that 
works, for the most part.

IDS features are rife in IOS, nearly on all platforms. Your 
issue is going to be their actual usability and scalability, 
and whether they actually do what you need.

Cheers,

Mark.

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