> Search this list and forums for previous discussions about fail2ban.
> This is exactly the tool you are thinking of and there was some
> discussion about why it would or would not work with pfSense. I agree
> it would be useful, especially if it worked in a HA setup.
>
> Ari
Hi Ari,
Sadly, th
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> > PGP keys at http://www.ufp.org/~bicknell/
> >
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> Anyone needing to update their bogons can run this from a command
> prompt (shell - option #8):
>
> /etc/rc.update_bog
> The work Seth is doing will be in 2.1 sometime next year. He has made a lot
> of progress in a very short amount of time.
And please don't misunderstand - I am absolutely thrilled about it. But it
probably does not meet the OP's needs quite yet.
Nathan
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> I'm running the current stable pfSense (1.2.3 I think). Very happy with it.
> It's a
> fully featured distribution that is incredibly well put together.
But still - no IPv6 support (though a 3rd-party patch is now available to beat
it in, it's not up to par yet, and it's not in 'stable'). :(
ip=198.51.100.20&comment='
'POST HTTPS://GATEWAY/pfapi.php?action=apply'
There was a post about this some time ago, and the answer at the time was
'there's no such functionality'. Is there anything new on this front?
Nathan Eisenberg
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> Hope you've got a few PCI-X dual-port Intel NICs as well, these can be hard
> to get nowadays, even used.
Up to my ears.
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> Just in case somebody has the same hardware, here's a dmesg dump Notice I
> had to put
>
> # cat /boot/loader.conf
> legal.intel_wpi.license_ack=1
> legal.intel_ipw.license_ack=1
>
> to get of legal warnings in the dmesg output.
Thanks - I have about 300 of these sitting in stacks at the momen
t from a local
technology recycler. It cost about $250 to get a network testbed set up for
the basic stuff, and I've added on as junk has come my way. It's absolutely
worth the money.
Best Regards
Nathan Eisenberg
Sr. Systems Administr
