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Asymmetric traffic/topology

Subject: Asymmetric traffic/topology
Date: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 19:42:20 -0500
Greetings.

I am sure that most of you know about the asymmetric traffic/topology
problem in relevance to
IDS/IPS systems.
( By Asymmetric traffic/topology, I mean the case where client to
server packets traverse a different path
in your network compared to server to client packets. Hence the
IDS/IPS see only one side of the conversation)

I am trying to find out how wide this problem really is?
Is it commonly seen in large / enterprise networks ?

Any input is welcome.

Thanks

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