PfSense not blocking attacker (FIXED)
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Whatever you do, don't wipe it and reinstall it…
If you did that, it might fix it without ever satisfying the curiosity of the masses.
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staroflaw Will you post when you find a solution to your problem? Often after solving the problem, nothing is heard thereafter ;-)
I know what you mean, I will deferential post if I fix it.
Whatever you do, don't wipe it and reinstall it…
If you did that, it might fix it without ever satisfying the curiosity of the masses.I also want to understand why its not working correctly, just in case I see the happen again.
This attack has now been going for 5 days, they have made over 1,728000 requests.
I have reported it to my ISP and Ecatel LTD the owner of that IP.My ISP says they cannot do anything about it unless they have a large amount of complaints relating to that IP. I totally understand that.
Ecatel LTD say….... "Nothing" I have had no response from them at all. I have contacted them two times now with LOG's and nothing.Star.
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Star:
On your WAN rule to block this guy-
Make sure that Logging is checked…
On the pass/block/recject option at the top of the rule- set to reject (just to test) and see what the firewall logs show...
Set "Destination" to your server LAN IP address.
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so how exactly is he getting in and hitting your webserver. I don't see any rules that would be there from a port forward - your wan rules don't show any allows other than icmp from one IP.
So only inbound traffic would be from a state that client on lan created the connection.
look at your state table and filter for his IP and what do you see for states?
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I don't see any rules that would be there from a port forward
johnpoz you are absolutely correct. I assumed the wan rule was created automatically for you but as it is clearly not there, obviously not. The answer was in front of me all along. My HTTP Filter rule association was set to PASS. That’s why it just ignored my Block WAN rule.
I don’t know how I missed this!I can now confirm it is blocking.
A BIG thank you to all who participated in the discussion and for all help offered.Star.
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Here is how I setup my HTTP NAT correctly.
Filter rule association > Create new associated filter rule.
Apply changes.
Then under Rules add your block rule.
Make sure the block rule is above everything else.
You can also see the new rule added NAT HTTP_Server
Star.
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jimp? I don't see anywhere where jimp pointed out anything ;)
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lol. typo. ;D
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I don't remember any mention of a HTTP pass rule… (-:
Which gets me back to my original theory of there must be a pass rule somewhere. -
he had has port forward set to pass vs creating a rule… I never understand why people change it from the default of create new rule if you they don't fully understand what they are doing ;)
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Simple mistake, I'm sure.
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Simple mistake, I'm sure.
Yes it was. :)
