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Hi Khee Hui:
Allow me to share my answer to you with the issforum since it may be usefull
to other people like us out there.
In the Network Sensor
1. Make sure your driver for the listeninig NIC allows to put it in
promiscous mode.
I am using a HPVectra with one on board NIC and one slot type NIC, both
of
them 3COM 905B and the original driver did not do the trick, so I had to
download the latest (Jan 2001) driver from the HP site.
2. Disable the TCP stack on the listening NIC.
Here I follow the instructions given to me by several of our friends in
the forum
Such as:
(Right click on "My Network Places", click on properties. Right click
on
"Local Area Connection" for the NIC you want in stealth mode, click on
properties. Clear all check marks. Apply and OK!) from Vincent Tan
Thank you Vincent and all the rest who helped me so much with your
advices.
A warning, DO NOT DISABLE the NIC.
3. Stop and Restart the Sensor
When I first did it I re-installed the Sensor, but this is not
necessary
In the Console (Workgroup Manager)
Here is where you verified what was done above.
Start monitoring the Sensor.
If you still do not see any traffic then Select the Sensor, Right
clic on it and
go to properties and to the General tab, there in the middle appears a
window with the descripction of the listening NIC, this description
must
include the word "stealth".
If it does not then check with the arrow to the right if the other NIC
has it
and change to make this the listening one.
If neither has the word "stealth" then you still have not set the NIC
right
in the sensor.
Hope this help, and friends please add or correct to this as necessary.
Regards and good luck
Eduardo
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tan Khee Hui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Jueves, 07 de Junio de 2001 08:33 a.m.
Subject: Real Secure 5.5 & Windows2K
> Hi Edurado,
>
> I faced the same problem.
>
> Did you try the two solutions that were offered? and which one worked?
>
> Did you have to disable the sensor at all?
>
> Cause I tried to uncheck all the protocols of the NIC that I wanted to be
> stealth and tried both enable and disable, but was unable to pick up any
> traffic.
>
> If you got any solutions, I would appreciate if you can share with me.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Regards,
> Khee Hui
>
> Khee Hui
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