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> Sounds like an excellent case for the use of BPF filters and multiple
> instances of snort.
>
> instance 1 - snort <params> net 10.0.0./8
> instance 2 - snort <params> not net 10.0.0./8
>
> This way you will make SURE that anything the first instance doesn't
> grab the second one will.
>
>> I can use the same sensor but then all of the traffic would also be
>> piled into one database and/or alerts.
>
> Regarding the database, you can use the sensor_id (not sure if that is
> exactly right) parameter of the output database plug-in to identify
> which instance of snort logged each alert in BASE or whatever you are
> using.
Is anyone have a configuration using multiple network taps and one box for snort?
---internet----> TAP ---router---> TAP ----network cloud---
I'm planning on using the following configuration:
var HOME_NET [68.156.63.111,172.16.2.0/24] var EXTERNAL_NET !$HOME_NET
The 68.x.x.x is my external IP where there is a sensor so I can see all of the traffic coming in. The 172.x.x.x is for my internal network where there will be a sensor placed after the router. Is this the proper way to do this using one snort process or should I use two snort processes with separate config files?
Thanks