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jeff.k · 11-23-2003

With CiscoWorks VMS IDS MC responsible for configuring sensors, and SIMS responsible for a scalable architecture for alert monitoring and reporting, what is the practical limit for max number of Network IDS sensors?For instance, is two thousands sens...

jeff.k · 08-21-2003

This was announced back in March - any update on when it will become available?Also, when will newer versions of 12.2(14)SX provide Sup720 support for modules like the 48 port 10/100/1000 modules?Thanks!

jeff.k · 08-20-2003

As a previous thread mentioned, SP4 is not supported on any version. However, given that this is a security product, it is obvious that the server which hosts ACS must be patched to SP4 to provide host protection. Consequently, our customers expect...

jeff.k · 08-18-2003

For customers who have purchased IDSM-1 and CSPM 2.3.3i, it looks to me like the products become useless after Apr 2004, even if they upgrade to VMS.Signature Support ends:IDSM 3.0(x) (April 2004)andCSPM 2.3.3i? (Dec 2003)Is this correct? If so, i...

jeff.k · 08-12-2003

Have the CSA developers tested the out-of-the-box CSAconfiguration for protection against blaster?

jeff.k · 10-24-2003

Two things:1) Although you don't want to configure bidirectional replication because it's not supported, you do need to have included on the secondary, the primary's AAA server. i.e. it needs to be specifically added under network configuration. O...

jeff.k · 08-01-2003

Yes. It is not visible by default though. You must first go into Interface Configuration>>Advanced Options and choose IP Pools.Then, when you go back to System Configuration, you will have the IP Pools optionHTHJeff

jeff.k · 06-04-2003

NetRanger (CSIDS) commands aren't generally available when you're logged in as root, so first ensure that you're logged in as user netrangr.then, try nrvers or idsversHope this helps,Jeff

jeff.k · 06-01-2003

The ACS setup:The first ip you're referrring to is for the server the ACS software is installed on.the second is for the Network Access Server. A Network Acess Server, in the context of ACS, is any network device that requires authentication to al...

jeff.k · 05-18-2003

Ssh can be used for CLI access to the sensor, and can also be used for communication between the sensor and a blocking device.RDEP is actually a subset of http, and I believe it uses XML over http or TLS/SSL for secure communication of events, config...

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Max practical limit with CW SIMS (netforensics)

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