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Someone who has configured EFA + fail2ban to protect the failed logon attempts on port 443 and port 80 and also share the settings used.
Thank you in advanced
EFA + Fail2Ban
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shawniverson
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Re: EFA + Fail2Ban
I have not, but it sounds like something we could use as part of the project.
I think I'll give it a shot.
I think I'll give it a shot.
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Re: EFA + Fail2Ban
Tomorrow...
Re: EFA + Fail2Ban
Yeah, this would be a good feature.
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shawniverson
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Are you planning to integrate this into EFA somehow or only add it to the appliance?
If not should I go ahead for now and manually configure and setup fail2ban? I've done that a couple of times I'm just wondering if its worth waiting for your implementation.
If not should I go ahead for now and manually configure and setup fail2ban? I've done that a couple of times I'm just wondering if its worth waiting for your implementation.