Zitat von Vasil Kolev <[email protected]>:

? 15:23 -0700 ?? 21.09.2011 (??), Chuck Swiger ??????:
> 217.112.22.131          5778            Banned
> 92.127.155.117          1902            Warning
> 91.204.179.75           411             Warning
> 93.185.151.139          406             Warning

[ ... ]
> 89.185.66.122           110             Warning

110 queries per day is one every ~800 seconds.

That's not very different from the standard maxpoll of 10 aka every
1024 seconds.  Only the first two entries ought to qualify as
potentially abusive.  The real problems aren't from someone polling
every 500 seconds, or even every minute-- it's the folks sending a
query every second because their config or firewall is busted.


This might already be answered somewhere in a FAQ, but, why is even that
too much? The NTP traffic I see never goes over 5-6 kbps, and the daemon
should be able to handle at least 20 times more than that. So, is there
a reason to ban anyone who isn't sending something like 100pps?

The only real abuser i have seen in the past year donating to the pool was some IP address flooding ntp with around 500...1000pps. I have noticed it because ntp was taking around 5%-8% CPU power all the time on a small VPS. After blocking the offender it took an other 1.2GB dropped traffic until it stopped.

After that i used ipt_recent to block offenders trying more than 4pps.

Regards

Andreas


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