Hello,
Anyone here using CSF (ConfigServerFirewall) with net44...
I seem to have an issue ..
Seems Chinese hackers are obliterating my URONODE/JNOS Box... and I cannot
even run it long enough to do a tcpdump without losing all network
activity...
I have my config and allow and ignore files if anyone has an idea Id send
them off list for review..
What I see when I start it CSF does great job of stopping the hackers.. and
shortly thereafter it also stops net44..
I have in both allow and ignore files...
192.0.0.0/8
44.0.0.0/8
127.0.0.1
And I have ignore allow set to 1 in the config..
I see what I run csf -l
A line where its is deny tun0 !44.0.0.0/8
Even though just up from there is a listing of
Source and destinations where its allowed..
I think the lfd function of csf is the reason..
But from what I read in the docs if I allow and ignore an ip or /8 it should
allow via csf and lfd should ignore it.
Not sure what I am doing wrong.. But this has my system offline till figured
out.
If I turn on the CSF FW it shuts me out of the 44net altogether..
If I turn it off same results due to hackers. Plus I am off the internet as
well.
Many thanks 73 jerry N9LYA
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Hi,
Does anyone know the answer to no pty legacy ports in 7.6 ?
I tried to enable it in the grub,cfg file - pty.legacy_count=32 but it
no longer works ?
Regards ..... Peter ZL2BAU
I'm doing a presentation to the local ham radio club here in St Pete, FL and
have put this together.
http://keekles.org/~bryan/Ham%20radio%20networking.pptx
It may be of interest to the group, feel free to use it or take from it for
you own needs.
any feedback would be great too.
73's
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I'm presently looking for a virtual private server host to setup as a hub
for my 44net address block. it has been mentioned when I tried this in the
past that some virtualization technologies work better than others when it
comes to setting up a linux virtual machine with the tunnel mesh (then
subneting the netblock and routing it over various vpn links). i.e. xen
hvm vs xen pvm vs kvm vs vmware.... Also does anyone know a vps provider
that might bgp announce a /24 block and properly feed it to a vps on their
network?
Thanks,
Eric
AF6EP
Hi All,
After a long wait I finally have my 44 address space and my security
certificate.
Following the steps on the wiki I have set up the raspberry pi as a vpn
client and during boot I see the VPN client start.
However just a couple of questions.
Do I need to open and redirect a port on my router pointing to the
raspberry pi running the vpn and if so which port?
Once I have done that, what is the recommended method (software) that
should be installed to protect the network both to and from me?
Before I add any other software is there a way to test the functionality
of what I have done so far? at the moment all it appears to be doing is
sitting there and blinking the wireless access LED
Equipment is a raspberry B+ running off a UPS with wireless access to my
network.
Thanks in anticipation,
Regards Tony VK3API
