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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/18/2013 4:00 AM, Will Nordmeyer
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<p>Last night (actually over the past few days), my server has
been hammered with DNS requests (to the tune of about 5 Mb/sec
bandwidth, 6 IPs, 10-20 connections, thousands of requests)...
Is there a way for bfd/apf or another tool to monitor for this
and add the offending servers to either deny_hosts.rules or
iptables?</p>
<p>--Will</p>
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Will<br>
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Also, make sure that you don't have your nameserver set to act as a
resolver for outside IP addresses.<br>
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Ken Marcus<br>
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