Hi Gregory,

Just my 0.2€ experience about Snort.
I used it on both OS : Freebsd and Windows 2000.
It's abyway a very good product, easely customisable, with a huge ressource
of plug-in and so on.
On w2K, I used the Howto from Sillicondefense  (www.sillicondefense.com
Support.)
This is working very fine with a MySQL DB, and ACID.
Just a remark : Using it in a large network, could face to a CPU usage
problem if used in WIN2K..  I saw that Snort was taking a lot of resources
under W2k (who already take a lot for himself.)
To be more secure, after installing like Sillicondefense says, you should
harden the machine, downstripping, patch, change the password, and use a
Read-only Ethernet cable on the sensor side..

Don't hesitate to contact me off-list, should you have more info needed..

Good luck.

Max.

-----Original Message-----
From: Gregory Pipkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: dimanche 10 mars 2002 01:25
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Any comments on using SNORT


Hello,

I am looking a broading my knowledge of using different types of IDS
programs.  Snort seems like a good open source program.

http://www.snort.org

Does anyone have any comments about using Snort on their systems?

Looking for comments also toward running SNORT on a Windows based
system vs Unix/Linux systems.

Thanks for your time.

Gregory Pipkins

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