Re: Capture Email Content / Website Activity

[stuff () trackingsolutions ca]

I would like to revise my question.

The first scenario:
Internet --> Modem --> snortbox --> router --> local network
will not allow me to specify what machine is sending information. It would 
just give me the ip of the router. Right?

The second scenario:
Internet --> modem --> router --> snortbox --> switch --> local network
this scenario will allow me to monitor the activity from within the local 
network.

Is scenario 2 correct?

In the second scenario is it nessicary to run iptables or is iptables used to 
route the traffic?

Also I do see the value of squid to monitor the traffic to the web.

Thanks.

On November 27, 2005 03:59 pm, stuff () trackingsolutions ca wrote:
> Thank you for your response. Can you verify that I understand this
> correctly?
>
> I will refer to the snort box as snortbox. snortbox will contain the
> following:
>
> -iptables
> -squid
> -snort
> -two network cards
>
> The network will be set out as follows:
>
> Internet --> Modem --> snortbox --> router --> local network
>
> I would then sniff all trafic outside the router allowing me to abtain all
> traffic that I need to.
>
> Is this correct?
>
> P.S. Why do I need to run squid?
>
> Thanks
>
> On November 27, 2005 03:29 pm, G Ramon Gomez wrote:
> > Yes.  Use iptables to create a bridge and sniff on the virtual bridge
> > interface.
> > Given what you're trying to accomplish, you might redirect outgoing port
> > 80 requests to a Squid instance running on the bridge, and thereby put a
> > proxy in place that will keep track of web activity for you.
> >
> > - Ramon
> >
> > stuff () trackingsolutions ca wrote:
> > > Is there then a way to create a snort box the sits between the router
> > > and the modem?
> >
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