Yeah, the only problem is the virtual NIC performance. So, depending on your
network load you mileage may very.
Cheers,
Justin
On Nov 14, 2007 2:25 PM, Youngquist, Jason R. <jryoungquist@ccis.edu> wrote:
We have been migrating our physical servers to a virtual environment
using VMWare ESX Server 3. I was wondering if it would be possible in
VMWare to create a virtual Snort server and then have it monitor a
physical port on our 6509 which is configured to mirror the traffic of a
switch port(s) or VLANs.
Thanks.
Jason Youngquist
Network Engineer - Security
Technology Services
Columbia College
1001 Rogers Street, Columbia, MO 65216
(573) 875-7334
jryoungquist@ccis.edu
http://www.ccis.edu
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