RE: [fw-wiz] PIX Logging Analysis

From: Paul Stewart (pauls@nexicom.net)
Date: 03/05/03

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    From: "Paul Stewart" <pauls@nexicom.net>
    To: "'Dave Rinker'" <firewall@dsrtech.com>, <firewall-wizards@honor.icsalabs.com>
    Date: Wed, 5 Mar 2003 15:03:46 -0500
    

    Thanks very much.. I'd love to see a copy of your configs as I'm having
    problems with 6.2 and DSL right now. I highly agree that even with lots of
    automation that a human is needed hence why we'll charge a good fee
    monthly..:) And, thanks for the link to ipaudit.. Sounds like what we're
    looking for..

    Take care,

    ---
    Paul Stewart
    Network Solutions Specialist
    Nexicom Inc.
    http://www.nexicom.net/
    (705)932-4127 Office
    (705)932-2329 Fax 
    -----Original Message-----
    From: Dave Rinker [mailto:firewall@dsrtech.com] 
    Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 2:16 PM
    To: firewall-wizards@honor.icsalabs.com
    Cc: pauls@nexicom.net
    Subject: Re: [fw-wiz] PIX Logging Analysis
    you need people to look at the logs  :)
    I use ipaudit-web  http://ipaudit.sourceforge.net/ipaudit-web/
    for looking at realtime traffic, snort for IDS behind the FW
    http://www.snort.org/ , modular syslog to log to a mySQL server
    http://sourceforge.net/projects/msyslog/ in addition to flatfile syslog on
    the server.
    The ipaudit is excellent, I just caught a virus flooding UDP port 137
    outbound and squashed it. (unfortunately I can't lock the host up to prevent
    the user from shutting off virus protection at the moment)
    Snort is good but you will get alot of false alarms that if given to your
    customer will cause panic. Which might be a good thing but be sure to get
    paid by the hour not the job, so when they call you can charge them. :)
    msyslog has worked really well to examine the logs through a php web
    interface. this will enable you or your customer to see if ports are blocked
    by source or destination and make the appropriate changes.
    the flatfile syslog is good just for your own records. I rotate mine daily
    and gzip them to save on space, later zcat to view them.
    you can give them all sorts of fancy interfaces but you will still have to
    have someone sort through the data. Unless I'm wrong which I hope I am and
    someone on this list gives me/us an alternative.  :)
    btw, if you need the dsl config for the pix, post to the list and I'll cut
    and paste mine. both dynamic and static configs. cisco is also coming out
    with a NAT/PAT IPSec pass through in the next version (6.3). I'm trying to
    get the beta now from my rep. to test it.
    best of luck to you.
    On Tue, 2003-03-04 at 20:17, Paul Stewart wrote:
    > HI everyone..
    > 
    > I'm new to the list and apologize if I'm asking a dumb question..:)
    > 
    > We are looking at deploying Cisco PIX 501's for some smaller customers 
    > connected via DSL.  Their requests vary from wanting basic information 
    > on what we are protecting them from using a PIX right up to one 
    > customer who would like real-time or even within a few hours a listing 
    > of what all their employees are doing on the Internet.
    > 
    > Hopefully someone will tell me that open source solutions exist for 
    > Linux.. At least I can hope... At the moment I am syslogging 
    > everything back via UDP but what exists to analyize this data?
    > 
    > What is everyone using for this purpose?  We may find that we will 
    > offer them a managed firewall solution and they receive daily email 
    > notices on what we have done for them?  I'm not sure of the best 
    > solution and am open to ideas...:)
    > 
    > Thanks,
    > 
    > Paul Stewart
    > 
    > 
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