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Intrusion Detection and Prevention / Re: opnips in conjunction to opnsense
« on: July 26, 2019, 07:22:15 am »
@franco: this could explain, why i rested on 18.9 though, but would be good nows. having an idp instead ips with machine learning would be great stuff and much more arguments for opnsense. And yes, it would simplify things...
@bunchofreeds: the project itself seems to be very interesting, having a tap-interface by network was what i expected to have. But as a completely unexperiencend on that, i am glad to have those informations. Read lots of, but never ever got the way.
lots of caveats i think. i prepared now the "WAN"-Port inside my network (it's called mgt, so i believe it's just kind of management port, as the tap shouldn't get an ip, as i read in opnids-forums). So either you have one separate device with one tap on your network, where wan is the effective lan and a tap in behind. I did not quite understand the flow, as i did not find any kind of bridge.
Having multiple taps per network would make an ip on the tap necessary, is i cannot imagine how else routing should be defined.
would you install the opnidp in front of the regular firewall?
Thx
@bunchofreeds: the project itself seems to be very interesting, having a tap-interface by network was what i expected to have. But as a completely unexperiencend on that, i am glad to have those informations. Read lots of, but never ever got the way.
lots of caveats i think. i prepared now the "WAN"-Port inside my network (it's called mgt, so i believe it's just kind of management port, as the tap shouldn't get an ip, as i read in opnids-forums). So either you have one separate device with one tap on your network, where wan is the effective lan and a tap in behind. I did not quite understand the flow, as i did not find any kind of bridge.
Having multiple taps per network would make an ip on the tap necessary, is i cannot imagine how else routing should be defined.
would you install the opnidp in front of the regular firewall?
Thx


