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any suggesitons on how to prevent flooding on the firewall
some one referred me using APF for iptables and BFD(brute force detection)
this will help me in keping a chelkc on flooding on my firewall machine
i am presently using shorewall for iptables and though i am dropping all packets on that machine, there is flooding on the network , due to some virus on windows machines.
this cause the firewall on the proxy to disfunction
I believe that soft is a soft. Any programmer while creating adds personal stuff and "improvements" so to speak. Again, I think using iptables on low level of run is the answer
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