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    SURICATA STREAM 3way handshake wrong seq wrong ack

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      cmenghi
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      Hi people,
      I'm getting a lot of this messages in Suricata logs "SURICATA STREAM 3way handshake wrong seq wrong ack" mostly afecting 1e100.net a Domain of google, in the same time i get a lot of error with gmail services.

      How i can whitelist this domain on Suricata ?

      Thanks.

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        dhboyd26
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        You could simply suppress or disable that rule - all that I have seen suggests it generates far more false positives than "good catches".  That is what I did on my system.

        If you want to "whitelist" that domain realize that it will be a large and diverse set of IP numbers and Suricata does not allow/process FQDNs in Pass Lists.  One trick I have used successfully with other domains is to put the domain into the alias list.  The firewall will look up the IP addresses in DNS and put them into a table you can then view under Diagnostics-Tables.  I simply put those IPs or ranges into the alias that I associate with my Pass List.  Google's setup is a little different, so I didn't try that trick with it - I simply suppressed (or disabled) the rule.

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          cmenghi
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          Thanks, Yes the best solution is to disable that rule.

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