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From: vigilaro at gmx.net (vigilaro@....net)
Subject: ICMP - Today India, Samoa, and Iran are in
the tank - back to orginal thread DDoS, or No DDoS?
Today Iran (Terhan), India (Bangalore) and Samoa are dragging
the Asian index down.
how you determine if its' DoS on these routers, or not? Is there a
Public Darknet
Monitoring Site out there tracking backscatter, or other such focused
traffic?
Andreas-
Cedric Blancher wrote:
>Le lun 18/10/2004 ? 17:12, james edwards a ?crit :
>
>
>>>I don't see the reason why it would cause a problem, as firewall is able
>>>to spot ICMP related to server's IP connections as well...
>>>
>>>
>>New connections to the server must be implecitally allowed, as there
>>is no established state to refer to.
>>
>>
>
>I guess that if you want to run a server behind a firewall, then you
>have to allow some TCP or UDP connections to it... And you only have to
>deal ICMP stuff for thoses connections, as others are prohibited, and
>the firewall does this.
>
>I really don't see where the problem is.
>
>My point is just to show that we do have now solutions to filter ICMP in
>a smart way that won't break PMTU discovery and stuff that rely on ICMP
>messages reception...
>
>
>PS : I think we could end this offline, we're far away from original
>topic :)
>
>
>
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