Whitelisting in mod_evasive

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Hello all, first up apologies if this is not the correct place for this question. If it’s not, then I’d appreciate a nudge in the correct direction.

 

I’m trying to configure mod_evasive so that it whitelists a number of IP ranges, in particular our private 10.*.*.* network. I’ve added that range to the DOSWhitelist but we’re still seeing blacklisting of 10.*.*.* addresses reported by mod_evasive via email.

 

Here is the content of evasive.conf:

 

<IfModule mod_evasive20.c>

        DOSHashTableSize        6400

        DOSPageCount            2

        DOSSiteCount            64

        DOSPageInterval         1

        DOSSiteInterval         1

        DOSBlockingPeriod       60

        DOSEmailNotify          cs-unixsupportteam@xxxxxxxxx

        DOSWhitelist            10.*.*.* 172.22.*.* 161.112.232.102 161.112.232.103 161.112.232.111 161.112.232.117 161.112.232.221 161.112.232.37

</IfModule>

 

We’re using apache 2.4.7 on Ubuntu 14.04.05. Please let me know if there is any further information which might be of help in diagnosing this.

 

I know that mod_evasive is active as I say because it’s reporting the blacklisting of those 10.* IPs, so what am I missing about how to configure it to whitelist these IP ranges please?

 

Thanks in advance for your valuable time.

 

Matt Jones

 

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