Re: Linux vs LinkSys 4 port Cable router
From: Sony Antony (sonyantony@hotmail.com)Date: 10/13/02
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From: sonyantony@hotmail.com (Sony Antony) Date: 12 Oct 2002 17:56:20 -0700
asb23@hotmail.com (uzon) wrote in message news:<6fcc2f08.0210101503.430da824@posting.google.com>...
> i did the same thing you did a few months ago, and the linksys is
> holding up fine. it can port forward / block SYN floods, all the good
> stuff.
> and it can send logs to a system on your network via SNMP (i think.
> dont remember)
1. Does this mean that there has to be a MIB ( Managed information
base ) and SNMP trap listener in my computer so as to receive the
logs. ( I m positive that windows don t have SNMP services by default.
So how am I seeing the incoming logs in a windows based browser )
2. Are the logs stored in the Gateway RAM. ( If yes will it be flushed
if I turn off the router )
3. When I tried to access the incoming logs from 2 browsers running in
2 machines, I got the exact same info. So I can t see how SNMP is
coming in the picture.
4. Is SNMP an optional mechanism in addition to the web browser based
logviewing.
--sony
> i've put up snort inside my network and nothing came in through the
> linksys.
> be sure to download firmware updates from the linksys site. just like
> any other software, it has some holes (though not many).
> P.S. be sure to "block WAN request" in the advanced / filters menu. i
> think it's on by default.
> peace
> aaron
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