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Chris: The
information you give is a little sketchy for any of us to give you a good
answer. In general
the order of the rules is important. If the packet traverses a rule which
accepts it before it
reaches your ban rule, it will make it through every time. Review your rules carefully. If you are forwarding to a machine inside your
network, there must be a DNAT and Forward rule
associated with this as well. How about reposting with the pertinent rules, a printout
of your iptables –v –L –t nat and iptables –v –L FORWARD. Stu……….. -----Original
Message----- I have
a situation on my network. I want to block access to my site (web server,
etc) from a IP address class. I created a rule to drop connections coming
from this IP address range (iptables -A BANNED -p tcp -s 1.2.3.4/16 -j DROP)
but this person keeps getting connected to me. I know this
because my message boards on my web server logs the IP address of the
poster and I am getting a post from ip address 1.2.150.200 which should be
included in the DROP rule. Now I added a log rule with the same IP
address and I don't see any log entries. The only logical conclusion I
can come up with is this person is somehow finding a way to circumvent my
firewall. My
question to you all and to you hackers is is there a way to get around a
firewall based on IPTables either by spoofing an IP address or creating a TCP
packet that IPTables lets though or any other way you can possible think of to
get around a IPTables based firewall? I
should also add that my firewall is dedicated and my web server is behind it
getting its packets forwarded. In my FORWARD chain I have all packets
going though the BANNED user defined chain (iptables -A FORWARD -j
BANNED.) Also I have tested this by blocked myself and I can't connect to
anything when I am blocked. I also blocked other people and they all told
me that they can't get though so I know it is working. Please
Help because I am almost out of hair!!!!!! |
- Circumventing IPTables Chris Hoeschen
- Re: Circumventing IPTables Stewart Thompson
- Re: Circumventing IPTables Chris Hoeschen
- Re: Circumventing IPTables Antony Stone
- Re: Circumventing IPTables Ramin Alidousti
- Re: Circumventing IPTables Chris Hoeschen
- Re: Circumventing IPTables Ramin Alidousti
