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SKEPTIC2019-05-09 08:52:48
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SKEPTIC, 2019-05-09 08:52:48

Nginx protection from F5?

Is there Nginx how to make F5 lock protection?
If you need to rebuild something, tell us briefly how to do it, googled - there is nothing sensible

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Explanatory in bulk. The limit_req + fail2ban module do a great job, the setup is completely trivial. You can get by with one module if you do not want to block packets at the network level.

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