Re: [Labrea-users] Labrea Capture Network -n SINGLE IP

[Ed T. <ed....@et...>]

I would try specifying the specific IP in the labrea config file, by
process of elimination (e.g. use EXCLUDE 172.27.194.22 and HARDEXCLUDE
172.27.194.22 in the config file) and MAKE SURE that a machine occupies
that IP with LB is started (I have had problems if LB comes up before
the other machines do.)

~EdT.

Eric Hines wrote:
> All,
>
> I need assistance. I am trying to start Labrea specifying a capture
> network of a SINGLE IP. Can someone please assist? Labrea doesn't seem
> to want to do it. It will only allow us to specify networks, not /32
> or -m 255.255.255.255.
>
> I also need to know what the syntax is to specify a bunch of single IP
> addresses. Is it as simple as doing -n 192.168.0.1/32 -n 192.168.02/32
> -n 192.168.0.3/32......
>
> However, the biggest problem right now is Labrea not wanting to
> capture a single IP. If I try: -n 172.27.194.23 -m 255.255.255.254 it
> works fine. But that will grab .22-.23. I just want .23. Please advise.
>
>

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