Re: IPS and Trunking
- From: Paul daSilva <pdasilva@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007 16:21:02 -0500
The function that you speak of on the Cisco is a feature of the switch itself (called DSPAN), not a feature on the IDS/IPS devices. This feature is common across enterprise-grade switches, and allows for the monitoring of all traffic flowing through the ports on that switch.
IDS (Intrusion Detection) devices typically connect to DSPAN ports to "see" all traffic. This holds true for most (if not all) vendors mentioned.
IPS (Intrusion Prevention) devices ideally connect in-line, between your router and your firewall, blocking all intrusions at the network gateway.
HTH,
Paul
trav_2@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Cisco has a great feature where I can configure all traffic on a switch to go to a trunk port, plug in the IPS/IDS to the trunk port and see all traffic. Can other vendors, such as Sourcefire, TippingPoint, ISS do this?
Thanks,
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