What is the biggest attack in GBPS you stopped
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And an update from me.
Currently downloading and getting 5.42Mbps according to the dashboard, yet when you did the ddos the otherday that was only giving showing 2.42Mbps.
So why does a ddos cause my bandwidth to drop down? Could it be related to this post https://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=94903.0 ie a hw issue, or is freebsd or pfsense.
I have a huwei supplied router dont know if it can go into modem only mode, but if it can I will check the speeds again with this device if you dont mind doing a Britney Spears and hit me one more time? ;)
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No problem.
Let me know when youre ready and what IP/port it is.
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How resilient? No longer an issue for established connections as long as there is enough bandwidth, kind of resilient? You tone makes it sound as if it is effectively fixed. Time to party? 8)
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EDIT: It was my bandwith that caused to attacked IP to survive.
No change in resilience. (Sorry).
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EDIT: It was my bandwith that caused to attacked IP to survive.
No change in resilience. (Sorry).
It was your bandwidth? Isn't that the goal? The weakest link should be the bandwidth, not the firewall, yes? What issue(s) still remain? Same?
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As soon as I was able to push 10mbit/s out on my private line, then it failed again….
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So 10Mb/s of special traffic against your greater than 10Mb/s link caused the link to fail? Did the firewall stop working or only the link go down?
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Firewall stopped routing traffic. Link was fine.
Lots of packetloss once again.
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So same issue as before, firewall is the weakest link, not the bandwidth? Maybe 2.3.
Any news from the FreeBSD side of things?
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Not yet. They are digesting the attack that I did yesterday and curretnly looking at states not beeing freed as they should…. AFAIK.
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Did this end up in nowhere with the issue still being there?
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Still working on it.
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https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-announce/2015-July/001655.html
Latest update.
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https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-announce/2015-July/001655.html
Latest update.
Does this need to be included in 2.2.4 before it is released?
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That would be a very good idea if possible!
Opnsense has this fix done allready and a full release on friday.
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Do they have snapshot that you could test?
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Waiting for the update to come. I will update and report back.
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https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-announce/2015-July/001655.html
Latest update.
Does this need to be included in 2.2.4 before it is released?
You beat me to it. This thread is the first thing I thought about when I saw this in G+
https://www.freebsd.org/security/advisories/FreeBSD-SA-15:13.tcp.asc
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Supermule, is this directly related to what you've been digging into?