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[Snort-sigs] Question about defining the home_net
From: Randle, Tommie (Contractor) <RandleT(at)pac.disa.mil>
Date: Wed Mar 26 2003 - 13:35:08 EST All: I have the responsibility to monitor (with snort) a humungus system that has some IDSs on links with multiple -- and ever changing -- ipnetworks. I am trying to build a homenet based on these IP ranges, but find it very difficult to first investigate and keep it up to date...... I was wondering if the following senario is valid --- or if it has been considered as an easy way to define a subnet:
(mac)
(mac)
OUTSIDE ROUTER
-------------------------------------------------------------INNER ROUTER
(home_net) -----> various subrouters and ip-ranges
Would it be possible to identify the HOME_NET using the mac address of the inner router. Every packet that I look at with snort lists the mac address of the two routers. It would be very easy way to identify a home net without having to maintain a detailed list for all the suborganizations and ip ranges that they use. When I looked at the snort documentation, there is an option to the the Ethernet address of the IDS itself as the homenet, but in many cases, the IDS is setting quietly to the side and is using its internal IPs (127.0.0.X) to keep from advertising it's presence. If this option is already available, can you give me a short description of the proper way to set it up. If this option is not available, can you consider making it an option in future releases.
v/r
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