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Is it possible to limit response to incoming traffic?

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    darioj
    last edited by Oct 20, 2011, 9:02 PM

    Let's say traffic from various public hosts flows into the WAN, NAT forwards it to a host on OPTx that replies with packets shaped to a certain limit, above which a delay or drop is applied.

    Incoming Traffic –--> WAN ----> OPTx
            ^                                        |
            |          Reply is limited            |
              ---<---------<---------<----

    Can this level of bandwidth control be achieved with pfsense 2.0  ???

    Thanks

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      marcelloc
      last edited by Oct 20, 2011, 9:21 PM

      The way i did it was by limiting connections per port/service.

      what I did in some clients:

      • Configure advanced rule options to limit connection by second/host

      • Install crontab package

      • Edit expiretable rules to reduce check times(in my case, check every minute ips blocked more then 120 seconds)

      This way, a host that get blocked by rule, stay only 2 minutes blocked.

      Treinamentos de Elite: http://sys-squad.com

      Help a community developer! ;D

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        darioj
        last edited by Oct 20, 2011, 9:46 PM

        Thanks!

        I'll try it right away!

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