On 30 Nov 2014 19:09, "Mike Hammett" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> You can still withdraw the route advertisement.
>
> If you're attempting to gain access to my systems, you don't belong on my
network. No one other than my management should ever attempt to gain access
to my systems. The vast majority of the time it'll be script kiddies or
malware.
>
> The only time a customer should be attempting to gain access to one of my
systems is the mail servers. A call to support can remedy any forgotten
mail credentials issues.
>
> If your system is infected and the malware is attempting access, get your
system cleaned. No excuse for script kiddies or infestations.
>
True. If fail2ban also automates the bgp update then that would work. If
it's a manual step then it depends on your support team levels and skills.
I like the idea but also like the idea of separate systems. For example if
someone forgets their Web portal password they aren't blocked from SMTP or
LDAP services.
Have you tested it as I'm not sure what there currently is?
Thanks.
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