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DementedJay · 09-08-2022

Hi all,I'm curious to see if anyone else is having a similar issue to mine. I have several servers / VMs running on my network, and had set up port forwarding in conjunction with nginx for SSL and reverse proxy to safely expose some of these services...

DementedJay · 09-17-2022

I'm not having any trouble at the moment, but that's because I implemented an IP blacklist. If I hadn't, my router (and presumably every router) would be under constant attack on every commonly used open port. But I appreciate the follow up. I think ...

DementedJay · 09-12-2022

Adding a few more notes here for anyone else running into issues around port forwarding "crashing." It's now pretty apparent that having port 80 open at all is probably a bad idea. I've tentatively turned on port 443 again to see if there are attacks...

DementedJay · 09-11-2022

They're not on the same same network, but they're running on the same router. I have multiple routers at my disposal, but am currently using the Google / Nest WiFi router as the "main" router. I have switches with multiple VLANs for my home lab vs. t...

DementedJay · 09-09-2022

Running a whois on the IPs requesting these resources shows a lot of abusive IP addresses:185.196.220.8166.240.192.138etcI'm going to attempt to block some IP ranges and see if that helps as well.

DementedJay · 09-09-2022

Yes, as I'm sure you're now aware, you still need to open ports in your router / firewall for the reverse proxy to work. It looks like there are external entities that are constantly barraging my ports with requests for resources that don't exist, af...

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