RE: [Snort-users] SUMMARY, CyberKit 2.2 Ping, its driven me Nuts..

Simple, just set the source to $HOMENET. Since I don't expect a lot of
internal machines to become infected, thresholding wouldn't help me out to
much. If things change I could always play around with thresholding at later
time.

-----Original Message-----
From: Brice B [mailto:nesta@iceburg.net]
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 6:21 PM
To: chris.northrop@po.state.ct.us; snort-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Snort-users] SUMMARY, CyberKit 2.2 Ping, its driven me
Nuts..


Chris,

would you mind telling us how you set it to alert only internal
Cyberkit/Nachi ping attempts? Did you use thresholding?

Regards,

Brice Burgess

Chris N wrote:

>Fellowship of the Snort,
>
>I guess I should have clarified that all the "CyberKit 2.2 Ping" alerts
were
>ingress only.
>
>Some of you guys suggested just removing the alert. Yes that would stop the
>chaos, but I didn't want to blind myself. Although, I do have to admit I
was
>leaning this way.
>
>With the advise from a few others I decided to keep the rule, but with a
>slight modification to alert me on egress only. I am only really concerned
>about systems within my network. Yes, keeping track of this traffic from
the
>outside would be a good idea, but in my environment its not feasible.
>Someday, when I'm questioned about the necessity of an IDS, I will switch
>this alert and a few others back to saturate, so as to subdue the
>misinformed.
>
>Thank you for your time
>Chris N.
>
>
>




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