Hello ,
How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my debian box, for using
this value
in iptables limit match.
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> How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my
> debian box, for using this value in iptables limit match.
tcpdump plus perl?
binary search with iptables limit and LOG target?
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hi list,
| How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my debian
box, for using this value
| in iptables limit match.
here you are:
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#!/bin/sh
TEMPFILE=`tempfile`
SCOREFILE="/tmp/scorefile"
MYHOST="10.0.0.254"
while [ 1 -eq 1
Hi,
why not just do a rule like:
iptable -A FORWARD -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT
them you can count how many packet/bytes with:
iptables -L -v -x
if you want to go further you can do something like:
#!/bin/sh
$packets=$(iptables -L -v -x | awk '/state NEW/' {print $1})
echo $packet
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my debian box, for using
> this value
> in iptables limit match.
A method is adding multiple limited accept routes with logging, then you can
do a binary search. Another thing is to run a connect
Hello ,
How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my debian box, for
using this value
in iptables limit match.
Best regards,
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my
> debian box, for using this value in iptables limit match.
tcpdump plus perl?
binary search with iptables limit and LOG target?
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Hash: SHA1
hi list,
| How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my debian
box, for using this value
| in iptables limit match.
here you are:
- --- CUT ---
#!/bin/sh
TEMPFILE=`tempfile`
SCOREFILE="/tmp/scorefile"
MYHOST="10.0.0.254"
while [ 1
Hi,
why not just do a rule like:
iptable -A FORWARD -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT
them you can count how many packet/bytes with:
iptables -L -v -x
if you want to go further you can do something like:
#!/bin/sh
$packets=$(iptables -L -v -x | awk '/state NEW/' {print $1})
echo $packet
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
> How to determine normal/peak rate of packets with SYN to my debian box, for
> using this value
> in iptables limit match.
A method is adding multiple limited accept routes with logging, then you can
do a binary search. Another thing is to run a connect
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