Re: Dynamic firewall based on bandwidth usage ?
"Nate Nord" <[email protected]> Tue, 10 Oct 2006 14:31:08 -0400 (EDT)
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.linux |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
The newest PIX O/S has QoS capability that would allow you to throttle bandwidth based on protocol. I haven't deployed it yet but plan on testing soon... > Hello, > I have a common problem but cannot find a solution. > > My setup : > all servers are Redhat Enterprise 4 > CISCO PIX in front on a HTTP load Balancer/failover (called a director > in the L.V.S. jargon) that sends requests to 4 web servers (cluster > setup based on Linux Virtual Server include in redhat cluster suite). > > Now my prob :-) > > From time to time users download our site and block all http connexion, > and worst, use all our bandwidth. So I have to block (or redirect) those > network abusers after a download limit (for ex : 1Gb per day) for lets > say 1day. > > Because of the director, I cannot use the apache2 mod_cband. > > My first though is to look at the iptables on the director but I cannot > find any information about that kind of setup. > > Do you know if it is possible using build in linux tools(iptables ?). > > If not, do you know some hardware appliance that could do that ? > > Thanks ! >