Re: Capacity of METERS in spoofed packets

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Renzo cHv <renzochv@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi, I'm using "meters" of nftables to apply rate-limit by source IP address
> with state "new" (ct state new - udp) this would block DoS attacks, but when
> it is a spoofed flood (IP addresses of random origin) in "nft list meter
> filter cnt-meter" thousands of IP addresses are displayed, how many ip does
> it support "meters", am I doing the right thing?

Yes, you're doing the right thing.

meters can accomodate almost arbitrary size (if enough RAM is present).
nft 0.8.5 adds a new size keyword to enforce a limit.

(I made a mistake which is why this missed 0.8.4 release).

I think its a good reason to make another release soon.
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