I need to control a dos attack performed by several request.
I will like to perform this by a new rules.
What i need is something like: This url is ok if an ip address perform a request in a second, is not ok and i need to drop it if an ip address perform 8-10 request in 2 seconds.
Thank you.
Mauro
Hardware FirewallsCisco
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Pete Long
8/22/2022 - Mon
Pete Long
More info:
Where is the URL pointing? Is it outside the ASA? If so are you assuming your internal clients are performing a DDOS attack? or is it a service you are offering that you don't want attacking? from external IP addresses? (if thats the case then why URL and not IP address/range)
Pete
Pelitti
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My goal is stop ddos attack from any ip to a service in the dmz firewall.
I need to leave the url open from regular workload, but i need to stop intensive use of this url from an unique ip.
Where is the URL pointing? Is it outside the ASA? If so are you assuming your internal clients are performing a DDOS attack? or is it a service you are offering that you don't want attacking? from external IP addresses? (if thats the case then why URL and not IP address/range)
Pete