From: Sanjai N. <na...@re...> - 2005-08-22 03:53:09
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Nick: Thanks for pointing this out. We are running on Linux only, but your point is quite interesting. Regards. -- Sanjai On Sun, 21 Aug 2005, Nick Rogness wrote: > >> This is a ip_queue limitation, not a snort-inline limitation. NFQUEUE >> which will be included in the 2.6.14 kernel will support multiple >> queue targets, hence you will be able to run multiple instances of >> snort-inline once we add support for it ;-). >> > > If your application is not platform specific, you could accomplish this > with snort_inline on FreeBSD (which doesn't have this limitation). > > >> Regards, >> >> Will >> >> On 8/19/05, Sanjai Narain <na...@re...> wrote: >>> We have two independently developed snortinline applications that we'd >>> now >>> like to run on the same interface. Is this possible via snort >>> configuration, or do we have to merge the source code in the >>> preprocessors >>> directory and rebuild a single application? I would greatly appreciate >>> any >>> assistance. >>> >>> We tried starting up both snort binaries on the same interface but got >>> an >>> error (I believe it was resource busy). However, if we run two copies >>> of >>> the non-inline Snort applications on the same interface, there is no >>> error. >>> >>> Thanks. -- >>> Sanjai Narain >>> Senior Research Scientist >>> Telcordia Technologies >>> >>> >>> >>> > > > Nick Rogness <ni...@ro...> > > |