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Snort performance via bfp filters on +20gbps network traffic
From: Txalin <txalin () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2016 17:15:12 +0100
Hi all, Right now we are migrating our network to a new environment, and as a part of the snort migration, we have several dubts regarding snort capabilities. The idea is, one central firewall, where all the traffic will pass through (user network, dmz, datacenter, etc...), will duplicate the traffic via tap and send it to a snort vlan. And our idea is, via bfp filters, to split the traffic to several snorts (so, "dmz snort" will sniff only traffic from dmz network ranges, etc...) My question is: The expected traffic is arround 20 Gbps, and even if we make bfp filters, all the duplicated traffic will reach to each snort, so, is snort capable of handling, via bfp filters, all this traffic or will it start dropping packets due to interface usage before bfp filters gets applied? Is there other way to handle such amount of traffic with other snort design? Note: We will use the pf_ring driver in order to achieve Kind regards.
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