I have enabled IPV6 in csf.conf - but a specific IPV6 address continually hitting my server - how to block it ?
I put it in the /etc/csf/csf.deny: but it is not stopping it
Please help;
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- 08 May 2023, 03:41
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: How to stop IPV6
- Replies: 0
- Views: 4570
- 01 May 2023, 01:39
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: blocking IPV6 ip addresses
- Replies: 1
- Views: 4528
Re: blocking IPV6 ip addresses
This is an old question - but has come up for me today.
An IPV6 Ip address is continually hitting my server and I want to slow it down. When I try to block it, I get
deny failed: [IPV6 address] is valid IPv6 but IPV6 is not enabled in csf.conf
So what's the best way to deal with this?
An IPV6 Ip address is continually hitting my server and I want to slow it down. When I try to block it, I get
deny failed: [IPV6 address] is valid IPv6 but IPV6 is not enabled in csf.conf
So what's the best way to deal with this?
- 06 Apr 2023, 00:54
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: CSF can help with rate limiting ?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4794
Re: CSF can help with rate limiting ?
I should say, the reason I ask is I had an rogue IP that DDOSed the server by hitting a site multiple times in 6 minutes and the server crashed.... I can also see that there is a "CONNLIMIT" capability. I'm assuming this be helpful in the above situation - but I've not set these parameters...
- 06 Apr 2023, 00:53
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: CSF can help with rate limiting ?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 4794
CSF can help with rate limiting ?
Hello If an IP starts gobbling up server resources by hitting a website multiple times, can we use CSF to rate limit them ? What I mean is, to slow the resource allocation to that IP if it is hitting the server multiple times. I currently have an Apache box with linux CentOS7 and I also use Mod Sec.
- 08 Mar 2022, 20:48
- Forum: General Discussion (cmq)
- Topic: How to rate limit efficiently cPanel account emails per day?
- Replies: 1
- Views: 31555
Re: How to rate limit efficiently cPanel account emails per day?
I don't think it's possible, but following in case I'm wrong.
- 27 Jan 2022, 05:35
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: Auto blocking of IPS and reporting to AbuseIPDB
- Replies: 1
- Views: 2413
Auto blocking of IPS and reporting to AbuseIPDB
Hi team I am using CSF and mod Security. I have implemented an automated reporting facility to AbuseIPDB. It all works well - except occasionally, it sends a report to AbuseIPDB but does not block in CSF When that happens, this is what is reported in AbuseIPDB (CT) IP 12.345.6.789 (CA/Canada/-) foun...
- 18 Oct 2021, 23:08
- Forum: General Discussion (cmc)
- Topic: Is there any way to allow customer disable ModSecurity rules directly?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 38141
Re: Is there any way to allow customer disable ModSecurity rules directly?
Most users don't have a clue about Modsec which is why they hire you. If they do understand how to use it and disable rules etc, then really why are they using cpanel ? they should probably be running their own server. I'd say leave things as they are and use the opportunity to sell your maintenance...
- 18 Oct 2021, 23:01
- Forum: General Discussion (cmc)
- Topic: Can't update CMC, may be my hardware firewall
- Replies: 6
- Views: 55392
Re: Can't update CMC, may be my hardware firewall
Came here after trying to update from inside WHM and seeing the same error. I believe here is the info from CFS team: https://blog.configserver.com/?page_id=1995 I can confirm it still works on command line: To o use this method you must be logged into root via SSH to the server and then run: curl -...
- 26 Jun 2021, 03:04
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: CSF watch Logs - refresh rate
- Replies: 0
- Views: 2622
CSF watch Logs - refresh rate
Hi there
The default refresh rate appears to be 5 seconds.
Is there a config setting somewhere to change this to e.g. 15 seconds?
The default refresh rate appears to be 5 seconds.
Is there a config setting somewhere to change this to e.g. 15 seconds?
- 09 Sep 2020, 06:17
- Forum: General Discussion (csf)
- Topic: Blocking Wordpress Login and xmlprc attacks with LFD
- Replies: 32
- Views: 119101
Re: Blocking Wordpress Login and xmlprc attacks with LFD
Hi Sergio ! Thanks There is nothing in error log for this - that's the issue... I need to add a rule where: If too many attempts on wp-login.php e.g. 20 in 5 minutes (detected either from mod_sec log or from error_log) - then (1) ban the IP address in csf (2) block the IP in modsec So far, mod_sec d...