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Question Blocking Entire Netblocks

Jasonm

New Pleskian
Hello,

Over the past week I have been getting slammed by scans and hack attempts by a large netblock located in China. I see many thousands of attempts in /var/log/secure /var/log/maillog

Fail2Ban has thousands of IPs listed and it continues to grow.

Is there anyway to block a netblock entirely? 222.184.0.0 - 222.191.255.255

At this point I'd rather block them completely then keep sending requests to stop the hacking. It appears to me like all of the IPs in this range are used for this purpose as there are more in my logs then I can count.

Regards,

Jason
 
Hello,

Over the past week I have been getting slammed by scans and hack attempts by a large netblock located in China. I see many thousands of attempts in /var/log/secure /var/log/maillog

Fail2Ban has thousands of IPs listed and it continues to grow.

Is there anyway to block a netblock entirely? 222.184.0.0 - 222.191.255.255

At this point I'd rather block them completely then keep sending requests to stop the hacking. It appears to me like all of the IPs in this range are used for this purpose as there are more in my logs then I can count.

Regards,

Jason


Should have checked this a little more. I created a custom Deny rule for 222.184.0.0/13
 
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