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| Subject: | Re: [Snort-users] Tapping into the ring buffer |
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| Date: | Fri, 19 Aug 2005 15:18:44 -0400 |
Hi Sekure,
Will something like this work for you:
PCAP_FRAMES=32000 /usr/sbin/tcpdump -i eth0 -C 500 -w pcap.dmp and then
HTH, Harry
Snorters,
I am running snort compiled against Phil Woods modified libpcap library and I was thinking if it was possible to tap into the buffer that it creates with other applications without having to recapture the packets off the wire if i wanted to run some additional statistical or gathering tools on them. For example, if i run snort and tcpdump side by side, on the same interface, are they both grabbing packets, and is this introducing any sort of latency? Could I for example run snort and ntop and PADS (passive.sourceforge.net) side by side on the same interface without introducing any more slowdown (other than what is caused by processing within the individual application).
Does anyone know how much impact, if any, is introduced by running additional promiscious mode applications, specifically due to sniffing, or if there is any interaction at all?
I am not 100% clear about what happens deep in the guts of the OS, so i need someone to set me straight.
Thanks in advance.
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