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Re: [Snort-users] juniper IPS

Subject: Re: [Snort-users] juniper IPS
Date: Fri, 19 Aug 2005 11:22:37 -0700
On 8/19/05, Matt Kettler <mkettler@evi-inc.com> wrote:
Min Qiu wrote:
Hi,

Anyone here have experience with Juniper IPS?  Is the product
use snort underneath?

I highly doubt that Juniper would be so foolish.

(They're going to want to make closed-source customizations to their product,
including detection engine customization, and doing so using snort as a 
codebase
would be legally troublesome due to licensing.)

I suspect that the juniper is either home-grown, or purchased from someone 
else.
In this case, it's almost certainly based on the Netscreen IPS, since juniper
bought netscreen.

Acutally, 
Netscreen bought OneSecure before Juniper bought Netscreen. OneSecure
was the original maker of the IPS solution and is a decent solution to
date. It is either IPS inline or IDS out.  As for any opensource code,
google @onesecure.com. The trail is somewhat interesting with posts to
the snort users list from people at onesecure. Interesting!


The netscreen IPS uses a mixture of software and a custom hardware ASIC to do
it's operations, so it's little like snort.

The IPS systems are not ASIC based like their firewalls. If you take a
closer look at the systems, they look allot like Dell PowerEdges!

One of netscreen's goals was to move an IPS lite into the firewalls,
which they did. Hence the move towards central processing even in
their appliance firewalls.




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