05-21-2015 09:11 AM - edited 03-12-2019 05:41 AM
Is there a way to tell if a source fire device is blocking without the use of defense center?
We have run into a few issues where the device will stop passing traffic or is blocking traffic, but there are no logs (eventhough they are set to log).
Is there another way to verify it is blocking, maybe via packet capture, cli log, or something?
05-25-2015 12:26 PM
Hello,
Which version of Sourcefire are you using ?
In what situations you notice dropped traffic ?
You can see limited informations directly throught your sensor. Connect into your device with SSH as admin user.
use the following command :
show perfstats
then choose your primary detection engine.
You should see multiple files like this :
46 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/2015-05-23 47 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/2015-05-24 48 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/instance-1/now 49 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/instance-2/now 50 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/instance-3/now 51 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/instance-4/now
Files ending with the word "now" represent data(statistics) of the day collected by each instance of your detection engine. Once you read those data, you would notice interesting informations like :
- Pkts Drop:
- Drop Rate:
Best regards,
02-04-2016 01:59 AM
Hi
why this output does not show current day ?
48 - /var/sf/detection_engines/b27eaed6-70ac-11e4-ba23-6e20fa5e01f0/instance-1/now
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