Limiting connections from a single IP to port 80 per second

whm-expert

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hello
is there any way to Limiting connections from a single IP to port 80 per second?
for example the maximum connection for ip "109.0.0.0" is 10 per 10 second.

i try CSF, its not work, i try this link "http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/iptables-connection-limits-howto/"

its not work is there anther way?

best regards
 

arunsv84

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You may enable "mod_limitipconn" module to limit the number of connections. If you google it, you will find a lots of articles on how to enable this module.

Cheers!!!
 

caisc

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If you have CSF firewall installed on your server then you can use it too to limit the connections per IP.

The url you mentioned is about how to use iptables to block connection not CSF,

CSF is an advanced tool and there is specific setting in the CSF configuration for this.
 
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whm-expert

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If you have CSF firewall installed on your server then you can use it too to limit the connections per IP.

The url you mentioned is about how to use iptables to block connection not CSF,

CSF is an advanced tool and there is specific setting in the CSF configuration for this.
Hello caisc

yes, i have install CSF firewall, please can you explain how to limit the connections per IP?
 

Infopro

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any update?

What sort of update are you hoping for? CSF is not a cPanel product.

You might want to start at the beginning here I think:
http://www.configserver.com/free/csf/readme.txt

Search that page for the word: limit

Understanding how to manage this sort of thing is very important. Asking for help on these forms cannot replace actually reading and understanding how the software you use for security, works.


GL!