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Instruction [Fail2ban] Bash script to group multiple banned IP into subnets

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Whenever you end-up with a large number of banned IP's in fail2ban you might want to know if there are multiple IP's banned from the same subnet. This scripts groups all banned IP's into /24 subnets.

By default the script returns all subnets...
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Now wouldn't it be great if this could be run as a cron job to automatically add these via the Plesk Fail2Ban CLI :)
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The script addresses one major caveat of long-term ip banning: The number of iptables entries increases, and once it reaches a high number (e.g. >10,000), the kernel becomes quite busy with analyzing network traffic. For that reason it is essential to decrease the number of iptables entries. One method to achieve this is to group ip addresses by subnets, ban the subnets instead and remove the single ban entries from iptables. This script lets you identify the subnets easily that ought to be banned.
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