> Date: Wed, 1 Jun 94 15:09:22 CDT
> From: amolitor @
anubis .
network .
com (Andrew Molitor)
>
> Well, since someone asked, I will take this chance to plug our stuff.
> Network Systems routers allow you to wrap any packet you can match in a
> filter (which allows you to select packets on really very precise criteria)
up
> in a UDP packet, and forward that somewhere. [ . . . ]
>
>Could you give us more exact information about this? It sounds a
>great deal like you're using UNIX syslog to log "interesting" router
>events, which would indicate that your real innovation here is in the
>runtime configuration (filter) controls on logging.
>
>- Bede McCall <bede @
mitre .
org>
>
> The MITRE Corporation
> Bedford, Massachusetts
>
Sorry for the delay, but has anyone explained this to you? We do have a
syslog type of capability, but it has nothing to do with the audit (altho
you could probably cobble some type of logger out of it).
The audit actually sends a copy of the original datagram that caused the
event (as well as time/date, filter name, etc) to an audit daemon.
- Ted
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