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    The future of snort-inline.

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      j_f
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      I'm really looking forward to snort-inline as an IPS/IDS system in pfsense2, and I read that snort-inline will be included in pfsense2.

      The snort-inline website states the project has been abandoned as the authors have moved to Suricata.

      How does this affect the future of pfsense2 and snort-inline?

      When is the estimated time for snort-inline to be included in the pfsense2 beta?

      Thank you.

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        habscout
        last edited by

        If snort-inline is going to be included in pfsense2, then I hope it can be disabled.  I don't want only one IDS to be forced upon us, even if it is the de facto IDS.

        I too would like to hear any responses about Suricata used with pfSense.  It looks like a promising alternative to Snort, and I am going to try and implement it into my home pfSense configuration.  If anyone else has any success or failure with this task, please post it in these forums.

        To me, I don't like paying the idea of paying for Snort rules. That takes the "open source" tag away from it, and drops it squarely into the commercial community.

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          cmb
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          @j_f:

          When is the estimated time for snort-inline to be included in the pfsense2 beta?

          inline won't be included in 2.0.

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