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Old 12-20-2004, 01:22 PM   #1
benwaynet
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help with arpwatch and snort using 2 NIC and multiple subnets


I setup my first linux box last week.

Its running Fedora core 3.

When I set it up I only had 1 NIC. it is on our main subnet.

I installed a second NIC and I was able to get it working. I've setup the
second nic on a mirroreds switch port so it can see traffice on 4 of our
VLANS (each VLAN is on a different subnet)

I would like to setup arpwatch to only use the second NIC and for it to
alert me to traffic on all VLANs.

I've seen the -n switch for arpwatch, but how do I use that when arpwatch is
running as a service?

How do I use the -n switch when the subnets are not together (example:
10.0.0.1,192.168.1.1,192.168.42.1)

I would also like to setup snort to only listen on the second NIC

Thank you
jb
 
  


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