[Gllug] [OT] Netgear DG834 and DOS attacks

Chris Bell chrisbell at overview.demon.co.uk
Wed Jul 20 11:30:31 UTC 2005


On Wed 20 Jul, Wiehe, Simon wrote:
> 

> 
> I have my network protected by my Linux box running ip tables as well 
> as the firewall on the router. However, I tend to explicitly drop packets
> for any ports where I have previously had DOS attacks, even though the router
> defaults to deny. I was just wondering if I was able to reject any requests
> from a particular domain.
> 
> I have configured the router to email logs info and I want to keep it as clean
> as possible so I can spot things like this. If I could block this domain by
> default it would reduce the noise.
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Simon
> 

   I do not trust my ADSL modem to do any filtering as I do not even know
what OS drives it. It was purchased second-hand, and I just use it as a
basic modem. There is no shortage of old kit, and IP Tables on a firewall
will happily block or drop a complete address range. I get plenty of
feedback from my IPCop box.

-- 
Chris Bell

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