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04-09-03, 05:05 AM
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Network Sniffers
What, if any, is your preference:
1. Network sniffers, such as SNORT. 2. Host sniffers, such as Tripwire. Or a combination of both, and how effective do you think a network sniffer is as a security tool? How much time do you spend tweaking your signatures, so you are constantly being alerted?
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04-09-03, 05:28 AM
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network sniffer a security tool? heck...i must be totally mis-educated....
all i use it for is to spy on my sister's icq password....lol....j/kidding... i use it to monitor my WLAN.... 
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04-10-03, 04:02 PM
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OT I think. Is there any sort of a utility out there that would show me all MAC address on a LAN (not sure if there is have a peice of equipment that I need it for).
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On a local LAN, or a remote LAN? On a local LAN just issue the command: arp -a (this works on a Windows or a UNIX box). On a remote LAN, there isn't a way to do this, ARP information is not passed outside of the network.
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04-10-03, 04:09 PM
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Local lan. It worked thanks a ton (well I think it did).
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