Suricata
suricata-4.1.0-beta1
1. What is Suricata
2. Installation
3. Command Line Options
4. Suricata Rules
5. Rule Management
6. Making sense out of Alerts
7. Performance
8. Configuration
9. Reputation
10. Init Scripts
11. Setting up IPS/inline for Linux
12. Output
13. File Extraction
14. Public Data Sets
15. Using Capture Hardware
15.1. Endace DAG
15.2. Napatech Suricata Installation Guide
15.3. Myricom
15.4. eBPF and XDP
16. Interacting via Unix Socket
17. Man Pages
18. Acknowledgements
19. Licenses
Suricata
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15. Using Capture Hardware
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15. Using Capture Hardware
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15.1. Endace DAG
15.2. Napatech Suricata Installation Guide
15.2.1. Contents
15.2.2. Introduction
15.2.3. Package Installation
15.2.3.1. Napatech NAC Package
15.2.3.2. Napatech OEM Package
15.2.4. Suricata Installation
15.2.5. Basic Configuration
15.2.6. Advanced Multithreaded Configuration
15.2.7. Counters
15.2.8. Support
15.3. Myricom
15.3.1. Debug Info
15.3.2. Additional Info
15.4. eBPF and XDP
15.4.1. Introduction
15.4.1.1. XDP
15.4.2. Requirements
15.4.3. Prerequisites
15.4.3.1. Disable irqbalance
15.4.3.2. Kernel
15.4.3.3. Clang
15.4.3.4. libbpf
15.4.4. Compile and install Suricata
15.4.5. Setup bypass
15.4.6. Setup eBPF filter
15.4.7. Setup eBPF bypass
15.4.8. Setup eBPF load balancing
15.4.9. Setup XDP bypass
15.4.9.1. Setup symmetric hashing on the NIC
15.4.9.2. Disable any NIC offloading
15.4.9.3. Balance as much as you can
15.4.9.4. The XDP CPU redirect case
15.4.9.5. Start Suricata with XDP
15.4.10. Getting live info about bypass