I am having some extreme problems with network flooding. It's coming from within my network. I can manually identify it and kill the connection to that client, but how can I automatically detect and drop these sorts of things. I'm using Powercode along with an imagestream router for all of my network management. I know I should be able to use some iptables rules to accomplish this but they don't seem to work along with Powercode for some reason. Anyone that has this type of configuration that could give me some pointers?
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