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CSS perfroms NAT, it is also a content service device, load balancer, etc .... The CSS doe snot handle spam or deal with DOS attacks.<br />
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harbor235 ;}
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CSS perfroms NAT, it is also a content service device, load balancer, etc .... The CSS doe snot handle spam or deal with DOS attacks.

harbor235 ;}

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Thanks. See the DOS output below. The source address is the one experiencing problems accessing the destination ip. The CSS isn't configured to block anything. Could there be any default values on the CSS causing the problem? <br />
DOS Attack Event &nbsp;1:<br />
First Attack: 10/13/2008 15:47:56<br />
Last Attack: &nbsp;10/13/2008 16:09:01<br />
Source Address: A.B.C.D &nbsp;Destination Address: A.B.R.T<br />
Event Type: SYN Attack Total Attacks: 402<br />
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Thanks. See the DOS output below. The source address is the one experiencing problems accessing the destination ip. The CSS isn't configured to block anything. Could there be any default values on the CSS causing the problem?
DOS Attack Event  1:
First Attack: 10/13/2008 15:47:56
Last Attack:  10/13/2008 16:09:01
Source Address: A.B.C.D  Destination Address: A.B.R.T
Event Type: SYN Attack Total Attacks: 402



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Thanks very much for your help. That means back to troubleshooting the issue. 
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Thanks very much for your help. That means back to troubleshooting the issue.

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Hello..... is it possible to white list a network or host address? I have a situation where a NAT'ed ip is being blocked possibly because of the number of connections coming through. Any input will be appreciated. Thanks. 
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Hello..... is it possible to white list a network or host address? I have a situation where a NAT'ed ip is being blocked possibly because of the number of connections coming through. Any input will be appreciated. Thanks. 

CSS 11501 DOS attack white list

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