Difference between revisions of "Talk:Block SMTP Authentication Attacks With Fail2Ban"
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Latest revision as of 17:33, 7 February 2014
configure fail2ban to startup on boot
chkconfig --add fail2ban # chkconfig fail2ban on
Informative sources
Protecting your server from attacks with fail2ban
- tips for setting up fail2ban for apache, dovecot, etc
Blocking brute force attacks to Dovecot on CentOS
- has clear regex example. wrongly suggests directly editing jail.conf
How To Protect SSH with fail2ban on CentOS 6
- very current, however, specific to protecting ssh, not covering dovecot
- somewhat outdated. documentation from dovecot site.
Secure a CentOS 6 Mail server with Fail2ban
- in theory this should be the most current and specific guide.
