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Monday, May 15, 2017

Need an External Drive Black Friday is coming!

I use the kind of internal drives that are used in workstation desk tops, except that I use them externally!

My recommendation as to the kind of drives are:

Seagate Barracuda ST2000DM001
You can get them in 1, 2 or 3 terabytes sizes
Or
Western Digital WD Black, Red or Green and they
also comes in 1, 2 or 3 terabyte sizes

You’ll need some kind of an enclosure or case for the hard drive:

I use a Rosewill RX-DU300 2.5" & 3.5" USB 3.0 Hard Drive Docking Bay
Or you can get a
Thermaltake BlacX ST0005U

But, there is a wide variety of enclosures available. I like the docking variety as there is no assembly required and it is easy to swap drives! They connect via USB, Get one that uses USB 3.0

Just make sure the enclosure can hold a 3.5 inch esata drive and can handle the terabyte capacity of the drive … most enclosures can handle up to 2 terabytes…

Here is a bunch of enclosures listed as available at newegg.com
http://www.newegg.com/External-Enclosures/SubCategory/ID-92

The next step up is to get and use a “RAID”

RAID

(Redundant Array of Independent Disks), a system of multiple hard drives for sharing or replicating data

Search for these on Google or the search engine of your choice…Black Friday is coming… prices should drop in the next few weeks…

Enjoy!!!

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Packet O Matic – An Open Source Realtime Packet Processor

Packet-o-matic is a modular real time packet processor under the GPL license. It reads the packet from an input module, match the packet using rules and connection tracking information and then send it to a target module. The modular nature of packet-o-matic allows it to work for any protocol as long as its corresponding module is found. The built in management console allows you to telnet in packet-o-matic and change the configuration in real time. Main features of Packet-o-matic are :

connection tracking currently for ipv4, ipv6, tcp, udp, rtp
ip reassembly, tcp reordering
match the complete protocols encapsulation i.e. "ethernet->ipv6->ipv4->udp->rtp"
process all the packets in real time to provide the desired output

What it can do ?

save all the VoIP calls going on an interface in separate files in real time
reinject packets destined to a specific ip and port on another interface or save them in a file
dump each file of all the http connections in separate files on the disk
show the important info and an hexadecimal dump of each packet while doing the above three at the same time
lots of other stuff which would be too long to list here