I see similar attacks and like the idea of moving ssh to another port. How
would I go about doing that on astlinux? (I'm no network admin expert)
Thanks
David
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 3:19 PM, Kristian Kielhofner <
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>
> Daniel,
>
> These are just common SSH brute force attacks. They shouldn't cause
> your PBX to lock up or otherwise misbehave but you should do something
> about them. Either filter TCP port 22 to the AstLinux machine or move
> your SSH port to something other than 22. That will cause most of
> them to go away.
>
>
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