Access Threshhold by IP -- WAS: Crashing Nameservers

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Kai Schaetzl <maillists@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> How should portsentry help in this case?
> It makes only sense to use it for ports that aren't bound
> to a service.

Excuse me?  That's just _1_ of portsentry's various
capabilities.
Portsentry _can_ bind itself to a port being service by
another program.

> Or are you talking of a newer  "portsentry" I don't know
of?
> (AFAIK development of the sentry family was discontinued
> years ago.)

I don't deny that the Sentry Tools (currently 1.2 on
SourceForge) are getting aged.  But portsentry is still a
nice tool for quickly blacklisting IPs after several failed
login attempts.



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Bryan J. Smith     Professional, Technical Annoyance                      b.j.smith@xxxxxxxx      http://thebs413.blogspot.com
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