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PF_RING
weslambert edited this page Feb 4, 2016
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Setup will automatically ask you how many PF_RING instances (IDS engine processes) you'd like for Snort/Suricata and Bro (assuming you have multiple cores) and will tell you how to adjust after the fact.
If you want to change the number of PF_RING instances after running Setup, you can do the following.
- Stop sensor processes:
sudo nsm_sensor_ps-stop
- Edit
/etc/nsm/$HOSTNAME-$INTERFACE/sensor.conf
and change theIDS_LB_PROCS
variable to desired number of cores. - Start sensor processes:
sudo nsm_sensor_ps-start
If running Snort, the script automatically spawns $IDS_LB_PROCS instances
of Snort (using PF_RING), barnyard2, and snort_agent.
If running Suricata, the script automatically copies $IDS_LB_PROCS into
suricata.yaml and then Suricata spins up the PF_RING instances itself.
For Bro, you would do the following:
- Stop bro:
sudo nsm_sensor_ps-stop --only-bro
- Edit
/opt/bro/etc/node.cfg
and change thelb_procs
variable to the desired number of cores.
- Start bro:
sudo nsm_sensor_ps-start --only-bro
#### Updating #### Please see the [Upgrade](Upgrade) page for notes on updating the PF_RING kernel module.
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