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Re: IDS
From: emmanuel () siamrelay com (Emmanuel Gadaix)
Date: Wed, 03 Nov 1999 17:03:29 +0700
Stefano Maifreni wrote:
I think the simplest solution is an IDS on a dedicated machine. e.g.: ISS Real Secure Engine + Monitor What do you think about ??
The "network engine" (sensor) is better left alone and it is probably wiser to have to monitor/console application run on a separate server. Otherwise your GUI and DB queries will slow down the (busy) sensor and possibly increase your dropped packets. -- Siam Relay Ltd. http://www.siamrelay.com Information Security Services Electronic Payment Processing
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