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Firewall From Command Line and/or IP Tables

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jamesmm

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Hi all,
I'm new to posting, I've solved many problems here, and utilize this forum regularly, so I want to say, Thanks!
I want to stop an onslaught of attacks from the whole of China, and Korea. My clients are all local mid-westerners, and we would like to block those countries IP's. I set up the advanced firewall module in plesk 8.6. It's dreadfully slow when I add a single entry, and China takes like 36 entries.

After setting up Advanced Firewall Module with accept as the default. Can I just go ahead and run an IPTABLES script and block the **** out of Asia? Do I need to do anything special like open 8880?


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