Hi, today I logged on FG 100D, and alert message console showed a lot of login trials. Is this an attempt to break in the system and how to protect myself?
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Hi, I suggest to set Trusted Hosts under the Admin configuration.
AtiT
Yes it is (no surprise).
As best practice you should not allow admin access on a WAN port.
Instead, use a IPsec VPN and allow admin access on any internal port.
If you absolutely have to, set up Trusted Hosts as mentioned, or a Local-In policy restricting access to a narrow range of public IPs.
Hi, I suggest to set Trusted Hosts under the Admin configuration.
AtiT
Yes it is (no surprise).
As best practice you should not allow admin access on a WAN port.
Instead, use a IPsec VPN and allow admin access on any internal port.
If you absolutely have to, set up Trusted Hosts as mentioned, or a Local-In policy restricting access to a narrow range of public IPs.
This is done automatically. I think the defaults are 5 failed attempts in a row (no time limit) and 1 hour of blocking the source address. These are parameters configurable in 'config system global' in the CLI.
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