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Configuring IP Logging

Nov 24,2008 by admin

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Configuring IP Logging

One option you have is to configure the sensor to capture all traffic related to the specified hosts. We can use the IP logging option to log all traffic or a list of IP addresses.


Note 

You must enable event logging with Information as the severity level and at least IPLogs for the type since this is an IP logging requirement.

Follow these steps to generate logs for specific IP addresses:

  1. Select Configuration | Logging | IP Logging in the IDS Device Manager window. The IP Logging panel will appear.

  2. To enter IP addresses, click Add.

  3. Enter the source IP address to log in the IP address field.

  4. Enter 255.255.255.255 if it is a single IP address, or enter the netmask if it is a network in the Network Mask field.


    Note 

    By selecting Monitoring | Logs | IP Logs | Archived, the sensor begins logging and thus creates a log file that can be viewed. Logging will continue until the address is removed from the IP Logging list. Be aware that logging slows down the performance of the sensor.

Figure 5.20 shows the panel for configuring IP logging using the IDM for version 3.1.

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Figure 5.20: Configuring IP Logging Using the Cisco 3.1 IDM

When we use version 4.x software, the process is a little bit different, as shown in the following steps and in Figure 5.21:

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Figure 5.21: Configuring IP Logging Using the Cisco 4.x IDM

Follow these steps to generate logs for specific IP addresses:

  1. Select Administration | IP Logging in the IDS Device Manager window. The IP Logging panel will appear.

  2. To enter IP addresses, click Add.

  3. Enter the source IP address to log in the IP Address field.

  4. Enter values in the optional Duration, Number of Packets, and Number of Bytes field.


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