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Add/remove IP address to firewall
Add/remove IP address to firewall
Either through the control panel or command line (cli?) or both, what are the procedures to add or remove an IP address in the firewall. Also to review what's currently there (as root)
The default behavior seems to be to block an IP after several attempts then you have to wait an hour or so for it to release.
The default behavior seems to be to block an IP after several attempts then you have to wait an hour or so for it to release.
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Re: Add/remove IP address to firewall
Fail2ban is the function blocking after failed attempts or bad behaviour, depending on your F2B rules.bobmeetin wrote: ↑Sun Sep 29, 2019 10:24 pmEither through the control panel or command line (cli?) or both, what are the procedures to add or remove an IP address in the firewall. Also to review what's currently there (as root)
The default behavior seems to be to block an IP after several attempts then you have to wait an hour or so for it to release.
You can list them (the banned ones) with v-list-firewall-ban cli-command.
For more details about the jails, use:
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fail2ban-client status
Example for FTP, port 21 (allowing anyone)
# options: ACTION IP PORT [PROTOCOL] [COMMENT] [RULE]
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v-add-firewall-rule allow 0.0.0.0/0 21 TCP FTP
# options: ACTION IP PORT [PROTOCOL] [COMMENT] [RULE]
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v-add-firewall-rule drop 123.123.123.123 21 TCP FTP-ban-123
Check out the CLI-commands: https://vestacp.com/docs/cli/
Re: Add/remove IP address to firewall
Seems you're talking about fail2ban. Try this approach
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root@server~ $ fail2ban-client status
Status
|- Number of jail: 5
`- Jail list: dovecot-iptables, exim-iptables, ssh-iptables, sshd, vesta-iptables
root@server~ $ fail2ban-client status exim-iptables
Status for the jail: exim-iptables
|- Filter
| |- Currently failed: 8
| |- Total failed: 158047
| `- File list: /var/log/exim4/mainlog
`- Actions
|- Currently banned: 3
|- Total banned: 20034
`- Banned IP list: 46.38.144.179 45.82.153.37 92.118.38.36
root@server~ $ fail2ban-client set exim-iptables unbanip 92.118.38.36