Is the a reply too all:
I rerouted my connection to Linux (it was attacking another comp) and attempted to use IPCHAINS in webmin, but my IPCHAINS are too old. i just hit reboot. It took my site down for 10 minutes while linux started and it forced stupid crond to load as well as unmount my network. Ah well. It's all good now. I will, however, keep these e-mails incase it happens again.


At 12:42 PM 7/3/2003 +1000, you wrote:
On Thu, 2003-07-03 at 10:20, Cody Harris wrote:
> I want to deny 128.175.241.43 from being connected to my, how do i do it!?
> I'm being Dosed! 100 or more connecvtions at once! HELP!
>
> -Cody Harris

Use Ethereal to find out what ports it's trying to flood out, then close
the ports. So I take it you haven't installed portsentry and all that
jazz yet?

(If you can't find portsentry on the web, I have it stashed at:

http://thor.prohosting.com/~kilgoret/files/

...just in case, mate...)

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