folks
i have 2 questions
1. i have 2 sensors failing to report back to my server, what commands can
i use to test if
(a) the sensor is trapping alerts
(b) the server is in contact with the sensor
we have a 2 year old snort install and i have stopped and restarted the
snort service
2. i now want to upgrade the installation and have looked at P Harpers
guide on snort.org for installing on CentOS but i'm not sure how this
relates to my architecture, i.e. distributed sensors with single server
holding alerts
should i simply upgrade or is it wiser to consider a clean fresh install
(if so can anyone point me towards a relevant doc on how to do so)
thanks to anyone taking the time to reply
michael mulholland
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