Question Incidents Imunify360?!

[raphael_suporte]

These print incidents that Imunify360 captures, in case I just need to move to the back list? Do I need to perform any additional configuration? In case I found this tutorial, I can do it too. or immunify360 already takes care of that?

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[ArtemVarlyga]

These print incidents that Imunify360 captures, in case I just need to move to the back list? Do I need to perform any additional configuration? In case I found this tutorial, I can do it too. or immunify360 already takes care of that?

Fail2ban Server Security Guide: Installation & Configuration | Plesk

Learn how to install, configure, and optimize Fail2ban on Linux (Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Fedora) and Plesk to block brute force attacks and monitor system logs.

www.plesk.com

Hello,
in general, you no need to perform extra actions there. Each incident has its own severity and based on these values Imunify360 acts by itself and cares about your server automatically.
Regarding the fail2ban - it should be disabled (Installation Guide)