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How to block ICMP flood
Hello my friends,
How to block an flood with these parameters: sudo hping3 -q -n -a 10.0.0.1 --id 0 --icmp -d 9999 --flood 192.168.20.1
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Jefeson Alves
Jefeson Alves
Infrastructure Analyst IT
Jefeson Alves Infrastructure Analyst IT
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Does anyone have a good practice to be configured on the FortiGate?
Jefeson Alves
Jefeson Alves
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Jefeson Alves Infrastructure Analyst IT
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Within IPS create a dos sensor with icmp_flood enabled, action pass, and set some threshold. Enable logging to see it matches. Try to play with the threshold until it hits when you want it to and then change action to block.
You might also start blocking it right away, but when you guessed the wrong threshold, this might lead to unexpected problems like dropping " normal" traffic ;-)
Use the dos policy under firewall -> policy -> dos policy
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It' s recomended disable ping on the interface?
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Jefeson Alves
Jefeson Alves
Infrastructure Analyst IT
Jefeson Alves Infrastructure Analyst IT
