Many apologies but this video was made many years ago and am currently not running Linux with Snort. The config file is lost to the digital dust of time.
If I get the chance this week, I might download snort and the release the re-configured snort ID files. It was a matter of eliminating each error when it appeared and trawling through the config files commenting out the corrupt lines.
@cdenver If you use pfSense it has all the configs in a tidy menu system.
Its a version of freeBSD configed as a router, so its like having either a virtual host or a physical node like I have facing your connection.
All my traffic dos attacks have gone down to virtually nothing, you still get those pesky kids trying to gain access but my passwords on both a non super user and super user are pretty much secure.
It's a great system but just need heck loads of memory to run allot of rules lol.
Thumbs up for 1:27
skyshock21 1 month ago
it sounds like your SNORTing something
MCSpidah 2 years ago
want to make the config public?
nieseldiesel 2 years ago
Many apologies but this video was made many years ago and am currently not running Linux with Snort. The config file is lost to the digital dust of time.
If I get the chance this week, I might download snort and the release the re-configured snort ID files. It was a matter of eliminating each error when it appeared and trawling through the config files commenting out the corrupt lines.
Perhaps things have improved since July 2008?
boriddlin 2 years ago
ok thats fine!
nieseldiesel 2 years ago
1.27 is my favourite
pablete777 2 years ago
Snort is a headache to configure, but once configured its great.
You should look into using B.A.S.E. along with Snort, also an operating system called CentOS which has all the libraries for it.
I think to quit snort you press 'q' or 'Esc', even stop the job by pressing 'ctrl+z' then typing 'jobs -x exit'.
You could have had a tripod or something for that camera man ;-) Nice to see you got snort running, most people dont know how.
cdenver 3 years ago
@cdenver If you use pfSense it has all the configs in a tidy menu system.
Its a version of freeBSD configed as a router, so its like having either a virtual host or a physical node like I have facing your connection.
All my traffic dos attacks have gone down to virtually nothing, you still get those pesky kids trying to gain access but my passwords on both a non super user and super user are pretty much secure.
It's a great system but just need heck loads of memory to run allot of rules lol.
andrew8833 11 months ago