Dear All
I'm just wondering if SynCookies are available for Solaris 10 and How to
enable it.
I looked through Solaris 10 books and Administrators guides but have found
nothing yet.
Or maybe other types of syn flood protections available for Solaris 10,
and how to use/enable it?
Regards
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So, how to control(enable/disable) SynFlood Protection? Im looking for
administration tool/system variable or sth
On 8/11/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just wondering if SynCookies are available for Solaris 10 and How
to
enable it.
I looked through Solaris 10
On Sat, 2007-08-11 at 23:00 +0330, Mehdi Sarmadi wrote:
I'm just wondering if SynCookies are available for Solaris 10 and How
to enable it.
syn cookies violate the TCP spec; specifically, they allow a
single-packet loss during connection establishment to hang the
connection for those protocols
On Sun, 2007-08-12 at 00:07 +0330, Mehdi Sarmadi wrote:
So, how to control(enable/disable) SynFlood Protection? Im looking for
administration tool/system variable or sth
it's on by default.
why would anyone want to run a system with syn-flood defenses disabled?
(honest question. we
:D I don't know, maybe useful sometime.
But, what I'm looking for is underlying things, for example how to know that
feature is on or off and how to bring it back to work. How to monitor/How to
enable again/and also what(which parts of the system) is responsible for
such thing(I'm just curious)
:D I don't know, maybe useful sometime.
But, what I'm looking for is underlying things, for example how to know
that feature is on or off and how to bring it back to work. How to
monitor/How to enable again/and also what(which parts of the system) is
responsible for such thing(I'm just
