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ISP DHCP Seen as Fraggle Attack - Firewall Rules to Ignore
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17 Aug 2011 15:18 #69064
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Hello guys,
I have a DrayTek Vigior 2110n, and I think it is great
I recently turned on all the DoS Defense in the firewall, and it has caused me a couple of problems.
Firstly, my Vodafone SureSignal (femtocell) traffic was at least once a day being incorrectly fingered as a UDP flood attack. The resultant defense was causing all sorts of issues with my Internet connection. I created a set of IP Objects for the Vodafone servers, and a Service Objects with the ports etc., created a Data Filter, and all runs fine. The DoS defenses no longer label the femtocall traffic as an attack and my Internet connection remains steady - wahey.
The second mislabelling I am having with the DoS is a my ISP (Virgin Media) sending out DHCP information over broadcast (255.255.255.255). The DoS is seeing this as a fraggle attack. This is filling my syslog up with loads of rubbish. So I thought, well, I'll create a rule like I did for the Vodafone SureSignal, and I'll just get it to ignore it and not log.
I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I create the IP Object with the IP address of the DHCP server that is spamming 255.255.255.255, I create a service object that shows it coming from port 67 -> 68 UDP (as shown in the fraggle attack message), and it does not work.
I *think* it is because when I create the Data Filter entry, it forces to me say that the traffic is coming from WAN -> LAN... but I don't think it is seeing this DHCP broadcast as doing that.. but there is no way for the filter to say ANY for the direction.
Does anyone have any ideas how I could go about this?
Kind regards,
Mark.
I have a DrayTek Vigior 2110n, and I think it is great
I recently turned on all the DoS Defense in the firewall, and it has caused me a couple of problems.
Firstly, my Vodafone SureSignal (femtocell) traffic was at least once a day being incorrectly fingered as a UDP flood attack. The resultant defense was causing all sorts of issues with my Internet connection. I created a set of IP Objects for the Vodafone servers, and a Service Objects with the ports etc., created a Data Filter, and all runs fine. The DoS defenses no longer label the femtocall traffic as an attack and my Internet connection remains steady - wahey.
The second mislabelling I am having with the DoS is a my ISP (Virgin Media) sending out DHCP information over broadcast (255.255.255.255). The DoS is seeing this as a fraggle attack. This is filling my syslog up with loads of rubbish. So I thought, well, I'll create a rule like I did for the Vodafone SureSignal, and I'll just get it to ignore it and not log.
I cannot for the life of me get it to work. I create the IP Object with the IP address of the DHCP server that is spamming 255.255.255.255, I create a service object that shows it coming from port 67 -> 68 UDP (as shown in the fraggle attack message), and it does not work.
I *think* it is because when I create the Data Filter entry, it forces to me say that the traffic is coming from WAN -> LAN... but I don't think it is seeing this DHCP broadcast as doing that.. but there is no way for the filter to say ANY for the direction.
Does anyone have any ideas how I could go about this?
Kind regards,
Mark.
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22 Aug 2011 11:13 #69109
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Hi guys,
It seems no-one has an answer for this?
Oh well, I'll send in an support email and see if I can get it sorted that way. I'll report back here so everyone can (hopefully) see the solution.
Thanks a lot,
Mark.
It seems no-one has an answer for this?
Oh well, I'll send in an support email and see if I can get it sorted that way. I'll report back here so everyone can (hopefully) see the solution.
Thanks a lot,
Mark.
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