Louis,
It looks like a trip to the users manual is needed. There are tons of
ways to do what you are asking, but the easiest answer to your question
is: Shut off the rule.
I suggest a read of the users manual. Everything is outlined in there.
The documentation is great.
Louis Bohm wrote:
How do I tell snort to ignore a specific packet? I am collecting snmp
data from my DMZ and I see it in snort but I want snort to ignore the
packets because I am being inadated with them.
Louis
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Adnexus Therapeutics
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