Dan Ritter wrote:
> Running Snort at home doesn't seem to have brought me much advantage
> over my reasonably paranoid firewalling; I will probably drop it.
I generally like belt and suspender systems. Trust, but verify.
What bugs me about LANs is that there is no easy way to visualize the
traffi
Chris O'Connell wrote:
> When you saying "running snort on such and such router" are you talking
> about installing the source for snort on the router?
Yes, this is what the thread I referenced was talking about.
> Or do you just mean you want to use Snort to listen to traffic on
> said router
Rack-mountable? Sounds great! I've got a spot for it in the bottom of my rack.
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 4:11 PM, Jerry Feldman wrote:
> I've got a Liebert GXt2-1500RT120 available. I'll put it in my car
> tonight if anyone going to the BLU meeting wants it. Please respond to
> me before 5:00PM
>
I've got a Liebert GXt2-1500RT120 available. I'll put it in my car
tonight if anyone going to the BLU meeting wants it. Please respond to
me before 5:00PM
http://goo.gl/t78T6
I want to get rid of it ASAP. A friend in the office said it used to
belong with the server she had, but it has not been us
On Sun, Jan 15, 2012 at 6:01 PM, Tom Metro wrote:
> It also doesn't help that the non-MythTV clients are treated like 2nd
> class members of the MythTV ecosystem. With the increasing popularity of
> XBMC, it may become harder for MythTV devs to ignore the alternative
> clients.
I doubt it. From
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David
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Tom Metro wrote:
> Anyone tried running Snort on a consumer-grade router?
>
> I was curious if it could be installed on a router running Tomato
> firmware, and ran across this:
>
> http://tomatousb.org/forum/t-305093/snort-and-dansguardian-on-tomatousb
>
I haven't tried Debian directly, but I have noticed considerable 'code bloat'
in Ubuntu over time. It seems like they keep adding everything they can
find (yes, overstatement).
The reason I went to Ubuntu initially is it had some of the best device
discovery during install, and it 'just worked' w
Tom,
When you saying "running snort on such and such router" are you talking
about installing the source for snort on the router? Or do you just mean
you want to use Snort to listen to traffic on said router by installing it
on a separate computer?
Chris
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Tom Me
Anyone tried running Snort on a consumer-grade router?
I was curious if it could be installed on a router running Tomato
firmware, and ran across this:
http://tomatousb.org/forum/t-305093/snort-and-dansguardian-on-tomatousb
...you must first install Optware...
Then you can install Snort and
