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10-24-2011 06:27 AM
10-24-2011 06:27 AM
X-506 - how to figure out which rule is allowing traffic in (to counter a brute force attack)
We have an X-506 security appliance. I am getting tons of messages where one IP address is trying to gain access over and over again. the message in my emails is:
<firewallname> <f/w mgmt IP> System Log Notification (error): IP address 210.56.24.226 exceeded max login attempts - could be brute force login attack
When I look at the logs, I see hundreds (sometime thousands) of login attempts from the same external IP address.
Is there any way to pinpoint the rule that is letting them in so I can modify it to prevent external IPs from trying to log in to the device?
- Tags:
- brute force
- max login
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