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RE: RE: IDS taps in a switched network
From: blue0ne () igloo org (Jackie Chan)
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 1999 15:50:19 -0400 (EDT)
Someone wrote:
Um, the spy port is just ONE port. So what happens when I define a VLAN with, say, 24 ports and redirect all that traffic to one spy port? All those packets ain't gonna fit through that one little narrow doorway. ;-)
That all depends on the aggregate bandwidth of the switch itself. Lets also remember that a 2924 switch has a 3.2 GB backplane. To echo Rons post, the Shomiti Tap solution is probably the best way to monitor traffic in a large enterprise. It is best used in conjunction with a 2900 switch. Blue0ne
Current thread:
- Re: Comparison of several IDS Vin McLellan (Oct 26)
- Re: Comparison of several IDS Herve DEBAR (Oct 27)
- IDS taps in a switched network mark.gandy () dowcorning com (Oct 27)
- Re: IDS taps in a switched network Jackie Chan (Oct 27)
- RE: IDS taps in a switched network David Newman (Oct 28)
- Re: RE: IDS taps in a switched network R. Brockway (Oct 29)
- RE: RE: IDS taps in a switched network David Newman (Oct 29)
- RE: RE: IDS taps in a switched network Jackie Chan (Oct 30)
- RE: RE: IDS taps in a switched network David Newman (Oct 30)
- RE: RE: IDS taps in a switched network (The right tools for the job) Ron Gula (Oct 31)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Comparison of several IDS pcafarchio () icsa net (Oct 26)
