Re: fail2ban increase loadaverage to 18

Max <[email protected]> Sun, 19 Aug 2012 01:06:15 +0300
Newsgroups gmane.linux.debian.user.isp
Message-ID <[email protected]>
It is necessary to limit the number of connections to sshwithiptables, 
for example:
/sbin/iptables -p tcp -syn -dport 22-m connlimit -connlimit-above 3 -j DROP

18.08.2012 19:10, Michelle Konzack пишет:
> Hello Experts,
>
> Since two days I try to use fail2ban because I had several 100000  login
> attempts on each of my servers...
>
> Now it increas to several million
>
> In clear, my WHOLE network is attcked!
>
> There are 87 Servers in question (can be reached  trough  a  public  IP)
> which had in the beginning only attacks of one <rackspace.com> IP  which
> increased for some days to 4 IPs and now, since last night my servers do
> not more respond, I have encountered, that my servers beeing attacked by
> more then 20000 IPs with arround 2-10 requsts per second.
>
> fail2ban is trying to block it, but the loadaverage increase to over 18.
>
> The other problem is, that I use a remote syslog daemon and this  server
> had for 2 hours a loadaverage of >37 and I had to  shutdown  the  server
> and used the RSA to clean up the system.  It was trying  to  write  more
> then 60 MByte of logs (~ 800 files at once) per second
>
> My Internet connectivity is a redunant 10 GE using a CISCO 12008.    All
> used Switches (16 in total) are 3Com 3C17701 (4924) and I try  to  block
> some traffic at the switches.  Works  nice,  but  require  heavy  manual
> intervention..
>
> How do you handel such attacks?
>
> Note:  Rackspace has not respond to any of my requestes I have tried to
>         reach them by telephone, but they pick not up.    (is is not the
>         first time, that servers from <rackspace.com> attack my network)
>
> Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
>      Michelle Konzack
>


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