Hello all.. Long time nas4free ... freenas user ... I looked around quickly and didnt see either of these, was wondering if it would be possible to add something to help with protecting the SSH login from to many failed attempt.. I also use PFSense, and use deny hosts on it..
Just my 2 cents.. thanks
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DenyHost / SSH Guard
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alexey123
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
You can use fail2ban, but if you have full version.
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
Thanks Alexey123 .. Sorry was looking for the wrong names then.. I will try this out.. thanks!
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
I not agree with "wrong name". When I begin attach fail2ban to NAS4Free ( FreeNAS), I also tried SSH Guard, but without success.jpancrazio wrote:Thanks Alexey123 .. Sorry was looking for the wrong names then.. I will try this out.. thanks!
fail2ban more flexible, it can be made to monitor any log file, such owncloud, webserver..
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
Synology has something similar, works pretty well.
Anyhow, can fail2ban work from jail on embedded setup?
If not - any recommendations for embedded setup?
Anyhow, can fail2ban work from jail on embedded setup?
If not - any recommendations for embedded setup?
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
I've spent the last two weeks trying to follow this and others tutorials to protect my Embedded Nas4Free with fail2ban into a jail and no luck......g---man wrote:Synology has something similar, works pretty well.
Anyhow, can fail2ban work from jail on embedded setup?
If not - any recommendations for embedded setup?
it will be great if someone can help us to a step-by-step tutorial on how to correctly setup fail2ban into a jail protecting our server
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alexey123
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
See my postsdundermiflin wrote:g---man wrote:
I've spent the last two weeks trying to follow this and others tutorials to protect my Embedded Nas4Free with fail2ban into a jail and no luck......
it will be great if someone can help us to a step-by-step tutorial on how to correctly setup fail2ban into a jail protecting our server
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dundermiflin
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Re: DenyHost / SSH Guard
I already did alexeyalexey123 wrote:See my postsdundermiflin wrote:g---man wrote:
I've spent the last two weeks trying to follow this and others tutorials to protect my Embedded Nas4Free with fail2ban into a jail and no luck......
it will be great if someone can help us to a step-by-step tutorial on how to correctly setup fail2ban into a jail protecting our server
Of course adapting your ip 10.0.0.1 to my NAS server (ip 192.168.1.222) but it didn't work .... I tried to login with wrong password and never ban me ...... Maybe I misunderstood some of the parts ( is not really clear where to modify the files jail or server)
My router makes DMZ to my nas4free server 192.168.1.222 (my jail is 192.168.1.224 name if Fail2Ban)
I left you a reply in your tutorial whit some of my LOG's and error msg when I execute your scripts