fail2ban started banning vitelity
@freak wrote: I've been using vitelity for a while now and have had no issues. All of the sudden today, fail2ban bans vitelity's ip address. Of course this means no calls can come in. I had to...
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@chuckjuhl wrote: Same thing happened to me. No idea why it happened. But I think it has something to do with the most recent update to the new firewall module. I disabled, flushed iptables and...
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@user9000 wrote: I got the new firewall module and even though I don't use it, I went to system admin only to be told it was now running (forcing it on us mandatory even though I have a real...
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@xrobau wrote: user9000: Who decided to force the firewall on? It shouldn't be! The only time it's turned on is when you hit the final 'yes', or, you go in there and actually turn it on. Which version...
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@user9000 wrote: Yes .06. All I did was click on System Admin and I got a big prompt about how the Firewall is now on. I hit abort after the second config screen and suddenly all of our phones lost...
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@wzkds wrote: chuckjuhl: No idea why it happened. But I think it has something to do with the most recent update to the new firewall module. It also started banning Integra SIP switch, as well. Very...
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@xrobau wrote: user9000: All I did was click on System Admin and I got a big prompt about how the Firewall is now on. I hit abort after the second config screen and suddenly all of our phones lost...
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@xrobau wrote: wzkds: fail2ban.log. Fail2ban is really dumb. It looks for failed authorization attempts from remote hosts, and then bans them. So I'm guessing that, for some reason, they're trying to...
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@wzkds wrote: Have you made any changes to iptables from the default setting? I'm trying to figure out what is the same between our setups. Read full topic
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@wzkds wrote: Is everyone else fixed or something? I added iptables rules to my freepbx server. I'm wondering if everyone else did the same, and maybe that screwed up? *mangle :PREROUTING ACCEPT...
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@dicko wrote: fail2ban IS an example of iptables. Read full topic
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@wzkds wrote: I understand. The thing I'm wondering is that I added chains to accept 5060 only from my sip provider's proxy. Since doing that it seems that fail2ban started blocking them (vitelity in...
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@dicko wrote: iptables -L will show you show iptables' "list" which is the order of rules/chains packets will traverse through Read full topic
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@GeekBoy wrote: Not true.. fail2ban is only sending commands to IP tables. If he has issues he can white list his provider in the jail.local file so it will not get banned. Read full topic
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@dicko wrote: I disagree, iptables doesn't use "commands" it uses rules, fail2ban adds them to iptables. http://www.the-art-of-web.com/system/fail2ban/ Read full topic
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@GeekBoy wrote: Umm..it uses rules to determine violations. When a rule is violated it issues commands to iptables to block an ip address. Read full topic
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@dicko wrote: Sometimes it's best to go to the horses mouth, as to how it does it's stuff http://www.fail2ban.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page the chains it builds are dynamically updated in iptables as...
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@wzkds wrote: When running iptables -L the fail2 ban chains do come up first: iptables -L Chain INPUT (policy DROP) target prot opt source destination fail2ban-VSFTPD tcp -- anywhere anywhere tcp...
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@dicko wrote: Perhaps you could document your methodology of exactly how you apply your various iptables rules. Read full topic
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@wzkds wrote: dicko: Perhaps you could document your methodology of exactly how you apply your various iptables rules. I was a bit lazy with it and installed travelin man, which I'd never had issues...
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