cPFence provides robust tools for managing IP databases (IPDB) and protecting against DDoS attacks. This guide will help you use these features effectively.
IPDB Commands
Enable IPDB
- This command activates the cPFence IPDB service, applying country settings and necessary configurations.
cpfence --enable-ipdbDisable IPDB
- This command deactivates the cPFence IPDB service, stopping any active IPDB features.
cpfence --disable-ipdbRestart IPDB
- This command restarts the cPFence IPDB service, refreshing all IPDB/DDoS settings and configurations.
cpfence --restart-ipdbDDoS Protection Commands
Enable DDoS Protection
- This command activates DDoS protection with a default limit of 100 connections. You can adjust the limit as needed.
cpfence --enable-DDosDisable DDoS Protection
- This command deactivates DDoS protection, setting the connection limit to a high value (5000) to allow normal traffic.
cpfence --disable-DDosUnder Attack Mode
Activate Under Attack Mode
- Use this command when your server is under a heavy DDoS attack. It will apply aggressive protections to mitigate the attack.
cpfence --under-attack-onDeactivate Under Attack Mode
- Once the attack has subsided, use this command to restore normal protection settings.
cpfence --under-attack-offAdditional Information
- To adjust DDoS protection settings, edit the
CONNECTIONS_LIMITvalue in/opt/cpfence/config.conf. - Restart the cPFence IPDB service after making changes to apply the new settings.
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