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[Feature] Editable Suricata Network Configuration #1793
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@realaquaman I thought about this some time ago, but kind of forgot about it. 5d457fe and |
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Can this go in to 17.7.1?
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@realaquaman<https://github.com/realaquaman> I thought about this some time ago, but kind of forgot about it. 5d457fe<5d457fe> and
c4bbef0<c4bbef0> should add the option (in advanced mode).
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No, 17.7.1 is currently being finalised.
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Can this go in to 17.7.1?
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@realaquaman<https://github.com/realaquaman> I thought about this some time ago, but kind of forgot about it. 5d457fe<5d457fe> and
c4bbef0<c4bbef0> should add the option (in advanced mode).
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Ah okay fair enough
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No, 17.7.1 is currently being finalised.
On 29. Aug 2017, at 21:27, J.Townsend ***@***.***> wrote:
Can this go in to 17.7.1?
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Really nice feature for public only/private only networks, thanks! 👍 |
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Close this one since it was released with 17.7.2? |
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yep, thanks! |
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Thank you very much! |
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When using the OPNsense between two different private networks the IDS won't work.
Reason is that the ruleset placeholder $HOME_NET gets replaced with the networks configured inside:
/usr/local/opnsense/service/templates/OPNsense/IDS/suricata.yaml
This setting is lost after an upgrade. It would be nice to specify these networks using the web GUI.
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