2.4 SDM and IPS V5

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• Placement of IDS and IPS, inside or outside?

  Hello

  I have an IDS and IPS, now decide where they should be placed. ID inside and outside of the firewall IPS, or vice versa. Ive read various advantages and disadvantages, but I would like to get some advice from people who have experience in investment.

  Thank you

  The SAA is a firewall that has the IDS/IPS functionality, in addition to other things - where a "security device".

  As a firewall, the device of the SAA is placed on the edge of the network, i.e., probably as the first device inside the WAN (bridge, modem) connection, although sometimes it makes sense to have a router on the outside, especially if there are multiple connections to ISPS for redundancy, load balancing, or quality of Service implementations.

  What ASA model are we talking about?

  IDS/IPS functionality produced inside the unit - there is a "module" that is internal to the unit that manages the functions. In the case of the IPS, it will prevent the malicious traffic to enter your organization (often called inside network) network. In the case of the IDS, it will report all traffic and issue a warning by all means have been configured. These correspond vaguely to inline mode and "Promiscuous" mode respectively.

  I'm no expert, but I hope I could help answer your original question...

  jeremyNLSO
  Berlin, Germany

• Techniques need more details 4250XL IPS and IPS-4255

  4250XL IDS launched before the IPS technology, am I right?

  Can I deploy a 4250XL ID as an IPS, if yes, then it's true to upgrade this version IDS 4.1 to IPS ver 5.0

  I add 4 10/100/1000BaseT ports on ID 4250XL.

  Because, I have to deploy IPS to 1 Gbps throughput.

  and I could not find an IPS in CISCO will produce 1 Gbit/s with 4-port 10/100/1000BaseT.

  How many simultaneous sessions support IPS 4200 series.

  How can I use feature Redundant Power Supply on IPS-4255.

  Technical documentation 42xx is linked off the coast of http://www.cisco.com/go/ips. I don't know if IPS 5.0 information is still (it's kinda new). There is no option RPS for the 4240/4255, but recommends the use of a UPS would be justified for packaging line if you have unreliable power.

  There is no provision for failover in the transducer (other than the bypass mode), but there are drawings (I hope bound off the page that I mentioned above) to do network active / standby designs.

  The 4240 and 4255 do not have redundant storage... they have no HDD due to reliability problems. They run a flash and ram disk configuration.

• ASA/IPS and IPS Manager Express

  I am trying to add my sensor to the IPS Manager Express but I keep the following error. IOException when trying to get certificate:java.security.cert.CertificationExpiredException: notafter Sam may 10 * 2008.

  I'm sure it's simple but can find how to solve this problem.

  Kind regards

  D

  This means that the SSL/TLS certificate on the web server of your sensor has expired on May 10, 2008.

  It is very common for the sensors that have been active for more than a year. When a sensor is generated, it is usually valid for only a year or two.

  You just need to create a new SSL/TLS certificate for your sensor.

  Connect on your sensor and run "tls key generate."

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/docs/security/IPS/6.1/command/reference/crCmds.html#wp504369

  But remember that, once you do this, you should make sure attend you all other management systems that connect to your sensor and make sure the management system pulls down and accepts this new certificate (which often requires you to push some type of button I agree to the new certificate).

• Cisco JOINT and IPS hardware bypass

  Hi all

  I have a question about the Cisco JOINT, ASA - AIP - SSM (IPS) and material of the IPS 4200 bypass unit series. Please let me know if the material fails in both cases how to cross traffic. Is there any circumvention of integrated equipment built in the same

  Concerning

  Ankur

  Sorry for the late reply. I've been on vacation for a week.

  ByPass hardware is not available for the JOINT-2 no matter if you use inline vlan pairs or couples inline interface.

  For devices need special interface cards or a hardware bypass switch separate, and none of them are available on the JOINT-2.

  You must configure your network so that there is a second way around the JOINT 2 JOINT-2 failure.

  This can be done with a standard network cable.

  Suppose you have your JOINT-2 configured for inline vlan VLAN 10 matching and 20.

  Configure a standard switchport as an access port on vlan 10.

  Set up an another standard switchport as an access port on vlan 20.

  Now using a standard network cable connect these 2 all switch ports.

  Stop your JOINT-2 and traffic should now be passed through this network cable and your network connectivity must be maintained.

  Bring your JOINT-2 backup, and now spanning tree runs and will choose the JOINT-2 or the network as the main way and the other cable will set in a State of block.

  Run ' show vlan spanning-tree 10 ' and ' show vlan spanning tree 20 "to determine if the cable ports or port JOINT-2 is in a BLK State.»

  If the cable ports are in a State BLK, then you don't need to modify the spanning tree.

  If the JOINT-2 port is in a State BLK, then you need to change the spanning tree cost and/or priority for JOINT-2 port by using the following commands:

  -[No] port-channel channel_number-STP intrusion detection doesn't cost port_cost

  Defines the cost of port tree covering for the data port on the specified module. Without the option restore shipping tree covering for the data port on the module specified in the default value.

  -[not] port-channel channel_number spanning tree priority priority intrusion detection

  Sets the priority of the port spanning tree for the data port on the specified module. Without the option restores the priority of port spanning tree for the data port on the module specified in the default value.

  To learn more about spanning-tree and how these parameters interact with spanning tree you can look through this section of the user guide for the switch or to search cisco.com for documentation of spanning tree:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/partner/docs/switches/LAN/catalyst6500/IOS/12.2Sx/configuration/guide/spantree.html

  NOTE: Your switch must be configured for rapid PVST for failover more rapid. Work with your administrator to switch to determine which spanning tree Protocol is used on your switch. The JOINT-2 does not work with STDS to ensure that STD is not used.

• 3750 X - SDM and Firmware

  I have several piles of 3750 X and I need to update the SDM model. Because it requires a restart, I would also like to update my firmware. You can change SDM, firmware and reboot? I have a low maintenance window. Currently at 12.2 (58) SE2 and will move to 2 SE2. There will be problems if both are changed before the reboot with the battery switches?

  Thank you for your time

  Alan

  It should be good.  First, change the SDM, save your config, load the new image, set your initialization variable and finally reboot.

  HTH

• What is the difference between the IPSv6 and IPS v7?

  Dear experts, Hello

  I would like to ask about the difference between v6 and v7 ips ips

  all documents mentioned here who?

  Thank you

  rebel

  Here is a list of release on new notes features are supported on each version for your reference:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/PS4077/prod_release_notes_list.html

  Global correlation is the main feature that is supported in version 7.0.1 (E3).

  Hope that helps.

• ASA5512X and IPS on board

  Hi all

  Been given an I may not work and would appreciate some comments please. I've been trawling the Cisco docs and got the SPI 7.1 CLI guide but not the info that I need, so I'm a bot snookered.

  Customer has a pair of ASA5512X with EPI aboard, located on disk0: / on both devices, which are a pair of failover.

  There is a management router we use to access the SAA and switches - below. The SAA with the PPE is the EdgeASA1.

  As you will see, there is a Management Vlan that is connected to all devices.

  We connect through the VPN client to the management router, then SSH from their to each device as required.

  The starter for 10 is...

  As the SAA is a failover pair, this also means that the IPS also function as a pair, so working with a shared management IP address? I tried to assign different IP addresses for each FPS and this means that the router management had two ARP entries with the same MAC address.

  Whatever the case for the first question, I suspect that the IPS in ASDM tab is only for use with IPS modules that have their own physical interface. Can anyone confirm (or not) that this is the case, please?

  If this is the case, it seems that the only way to run the IPS is a cli.

  If someone has something, I would be very happy.

  Thank you very much

  Ali

  IP addresses can be managed through the M0/0 interface. The URL below describes the connection options for IPS belonging to the family of 55xx-X ASA:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/sw/secursw/ps2113/products_tech_note09186a0080bd5d03.shtml

• The ASA for FW and IPS options with high availability

  Question 1:

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  I'm looking for IPS solution for the customer and the verification of the ASA next part number;

  ASA5540-AIP20-K9

  (ASA 5540 appliance w / AIP-SSM-20, SW, HA, 4GE + 1FE, 3DES/AES)

  What does AP mean here - what software?

  In this case you have to buy a second unit (at the same price) for the recovery of?

  (I wondered if ASA has also a cost - efficient as PIX failover solution-discounted price for the unit of failover).

  If I choose the ASA VPN edition is it possible to add IPS inside module?

  Hello

  Q: what does AP means here - what software? In this case you have to buy a second unit (at the same price) for the recovery of?

  The "ASA5540-AIP20-K9" is only for 1 unit of ASA, with function of software HA (active/active, active / standby). You can add/buy another unit to achieve HA/recundancy.

  I think that the price of a unit all them is always the same, ASA has no unit to voluntarily make the function FO.

  Q: if I choose the ASA VPN edition is it possible to add IPS inside module?

  Large malicious Intrusion Prevention & mitigation program is included, as mentioned in the 'picture' 3 Security of the network to the VPN gateway"in:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6120/products_data_sheet0900aecd80402e3f.html

  Rgds,

  AK

• How IDS and IPS notify added new sound signatures?

  I was told that they do so by sending the email from some sort of mailing list.

  My questions are,

  1. is it any way, or the best way to do it?

  2. If the shipment is the only way, where can I join this mail list?

  Thank you

  Han

  Threat defense Bulletins can be found here.

  http://Tools.Cisco.com/Security/Center/bulletin.x?i=57

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• How do you re ports and IPs for FMS 4.5 allow RTMFP streaming on the Internet?

  Basically I have an AS3 application implemented allowing video conversations between some n number of parts, using RTMFP.  The problem is that when I tried to connect a computer from across the Internet, as opposed to our intranet, suddenly he couldn't connect at all to RTMFP for this app (even if she was able to succeed by using an RTMP rescue who was there).

  So after hunting around, I am the network administrator for supposedly open until 1935-1960 UDP for outgoing traffic on the external IP address for the server of the FMS (same server as the application AS3), and it apparently opened for inbound traffic as well.  Also, I went in Adaptor.xml and changed this element:

  <HostPort>:19350-19360</HostPort> 

  to say this:

  <HostPort public="XX.XX.XXX.XXX:19350-19360">:19350-19360</HostPort> 

  where XX. XX.XXX.XXX is the external IP address of this computer.  Right now, however, even if computers on the Internet are able to connect via RTMFP, video/audio streams do not receive through all through the Internet.  What's more, it is that even on our intranet, there are one-way versions of this problem now.

  Network administration is not my strong point, in all honesty.  Where should I start looking to solve this problem?  Thank you!

  Found the answer to the problem.  It was something quite specific to our internal network.  For anyone else who runs into something like this, cc.rtmfp.net of use on each client computer and refer to the things described in the http://help.adobe.com/en_US/flashmediaserver/configadmin/WSdb9a8c2ed4c02d261d76cb3412a40a4 90be - 8000.html #WSec225f632fa008755a148c52131fca3d386-7ffe, especially less "understand the connectivity RTMFP test."

• SDM & IPS

  Hi all

  I started to learn Cisco? s new tool SDM and I have a few questions regarding the IP addresses and its signature files.

  I plan to enable IPS as its ease of configuration is quite simple and it is more useful.

  I intend to load predefined advanced signature files? attack - drop.sdf? and? 256MB.sdf?

  The first question I have is how are these files updated by Cisco and is there any means of communication regarding when these files are updated so that it customers are aware and that they have the ability to load new types of attacks from most recent signatures, etc.

  My second question is, with the two mentioned above advanced signature files, that would suffice as a company IPS? I'm not interested in writing my own signatures. I prefer to monitor and prevent known and typical attacks more common.

  I hope that by updating the two predefined of signature files? attack - drop.sdf? and? 256MB.sdf? When they are updated this will be enough.

  Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

  Thank you in advance.

  See you soon,.

  Hi Christophe,

  IOS IPS on the routing platform now supports two different versions of the signature format. A 4.x and 5.x signature format.

  If you use the version of IOS before 12.4 (11) T version, he uses the signature 4.x format. In this version, you must use the basic (128MB.sdf) and the advanced SDF (256MB.sdf) file.

  If you use 12.4 (11) T and later version of IOS is based signature 5.x format. And you can see the quick start guide in the link of reference for more details below.

  Cisco updates these files on a need basis. Currently, you need to check the website of Cisco for updates. Or if you use SDM or CSM, these software can perform a check and auto download as well.

  For your question if it is adequate for a company of IPS, the answer depends on your networking/traffic situation in your actual deployment. If you can provide more details, I can better answer your question. If you ask about the signature series, they are selected by Cisco with high severity, signatures of high-fidelity that best integrate into the routing platform. Again, these Homeless files are intended to provide a good/solid point of departure, the IPS system needs a few adjustments during the operation.

  Reference:

  Getting started with Cisco IOS IPS with 5.x Format Signatures: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6634/products_white_paper0900aecd805c4ea8.shtml

  ORC IOS IPS: http://www.cisco.com/go/iosips

  Thank you

  -Chris

• IPS and switching

  Hello I have a theoretical question on the vlan and IPS

  Suppose that having a 4215 and a router. I want to run the ips with interface in inline mode.

  Would be - here work well?

  Router - WAN

  -Ethernet Vlan 2

  4215

  -L'Ethernet 2-> Vlan 2

  -Vlan 3 3 Ethernet

  -Network inside all in Vlan 3

  Would the bridge IPS if they were all in the same subnet?

  Cisco says

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/vpndevc/PS4077/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00807517bb.html#wp1046883

  If two interfaces are connected to the same switch, you must configure on the switch as access with different access ports VLAN for both ports. Otherwise, the traffic is not transmitted via the online interface.

  Given that I have not read something on the deployment had to ask to be sure 100%

  Yes - you are approaching this correctly.

  On the sensor, you must be sure to complete the pairing of Vlan so that it will act as a bridge between VLAN 2 and 3 L2.

  The other option is to make the IPS on a stick, where you trunk 2 & 3 down to a single physical interface to the 4215.

  Let us know how your project progresses.

  thxs

  Peter

• IPS 6.1 and ASA / versions ASDM

  I've upgraded to the latest version 6.1 for my IPS module, but now I can't get the IPS via the ASDM or IME config. I can however at the CLI. I have to upgrade my ASDM on the ASA, ASA, or both? I have included a copy of the IME of logs. I also have the IPS through the IDM. My version of the SAA is 7.1 (2) and the ASDM 5.1 (2). Any help would be apperciated.

  Hello

  Please see the ASA and IPS software compatibility matrix in the URL below.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/security/ASA/compatibility/asamatrx.html

  concerning

  Ashok

• t403s display IPS?

  is the screen HD + (1600 x 900) in the t430 and IPS screen? If not, it must be the same type of display in the x 1 carbon?

  ' afternoon.

  As far as I KNOW, the screens only IPS in the current line-up of Lenovo have been / are offered as an option in the 220/T X / X 230/T systems, respectively.

  HTH to clarify.