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Thread: Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

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    Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

    Recently or presently I have comprised 2 Lan card in My System one for correspond client pcs (Lan card Ip 192.168.1.100) and additional for Internet (Lan card ip 192.168.0.100.) The entire client pcs are in 192.168.1.0 Subnet at this point I position into practice my system as router from side to side iptables the entire clients are converse from side to side merely 192.168.1.100 (clients defaulting gateway in addition 192.168.1.100). At present no predicament for forward rules when my system is active the entire clients are get internet. At present I have comprised the predicament by means of obstructing UDP protocols I endeavor lot of things in net iptables (I change UDP to ICMP Protocols then icmp is obstructed each ip address) I need help by means of this predicament.

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    Re: Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

    What an assortment of people fail to recognize is by means of the intention of the organize of the rules is the key obsession. You are appending to the INPUT sequence, additional than if there is a rule previous to this with the intention of permits UDP then UDP determine to be permitted. Position your iptables config here. Essentially I desire to obstruct torrentz downloading. I originate in wireshark torrentz download is essentially utilized in udp port.

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    Re: Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

    I have encompassed an issue by means of obstructing UDP packets too, I am receiving a serious UDP broadcast traffic commencing a server in an European data interior to my server in the similar DC, the entire traffics are in UDP protocol and obstructing the IP obstruct of broadcaster by means of iptables did not fix it, I be able to tranquil observe the packets are coming via tcpdump and iptables does not drop them for the reason by means of the intention of iptables -L INPUT -n -v demonstrate no packet drop. I have comprised and utilized this rule in iptables to drop them several one be familiar by means of a technique to drop them. They are creating my server's load to 6 or 7 and the entire my traffic statistics are corrupted at present.

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    Re: Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

    I am currently utilizing an old celeron apparatus by means of linux base system (ubuntu/debian) installed by means of the intention of I have encompassed an USB 3G modem and atheros wireless card inaugurated in. The length of by means of this I have comprised and squid installed on the apparatus and encompass iptables rules in position for transparent proxying. This apparatus attach mechanically to the 3G service and shares it via wireless and utilize squid to accumulation and in addition blocked certain web content.

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    Re: Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

    I imagine you have comprised assortment additional rules in there than you actually necessitate and by means of the intention of something are causing a rule conflict. Give pleasure to position the output of iptables -L, to register the rules by means of the intention of are accomplish and in what order. By means of IPtables, order is significant. Think regarding starting by means of a clean slate. If your rules are saved and loaded at reboot, you be able to provisionally clear things by means of an iptables -F command. One obsession to maintain in mind is by means of the intention of the majority services determine to be off by defaulting and at the same time as it might be safer to strictly prohibit them, it might not be essential. For illustration, by defaulting the server would not respond to pings, additional than I facilitated it by means of the second to last line.

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    Re: Does anyone knows to block UDP protocols in iptables in ubuntu

    The server is pay attention on UDP port 1805 for encrypted packets, additional than hackers sends a assortment of data for this port presumptuous by means of the intention of there is SIP server. Such hack attempts obstruct tunnel service and superior clients not be able to attach to it. To protect our customers commencing such DoS attacks give pleasure to add at least the subsequent rules to your firewall: obstruct SIP requests REGISTER, INVITE, donate to by means of the intention of come to UDP port 1805 obstruct additional than 50pps commencing one IP for UDP port 1805 (one IP is not capable to send additional than 50 packets per second for this port)It would not assist, for the reason with the intention of UDP flood determine to come anyhow, and port determine to be overloaded. You be able to actually solve your predicament if your ISP would obstruct IP from which flood come on their equipment. Additional than ISPs do not similar to do it. It determine to overload their routers as well. You have to disconnect your network. Let ISP routers go downward. Filters on your side would not assist.

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