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Dear all,Scenario:Rate Limit ingress traffic as a DoS protection for Customer Subnet´s ISP-------- gig0/0 ISR Router----Customer Subnet´s Router ISR 4300 Series IOS XE with gigabitethernet connection to ISP Router.Rate-limit ingress traffic to 2 Mbit...
Hello everyone,
Scenario:
Router 1 (Edge IP 1.1.1.1)
is connected to ISP Router 2 (IP 2.2.2.2) via BGP,
and via Tunnel to Internal Router (IP 3.3.3.3)
It´s now that transit traffic to SNMP Port 161 and 162 hits the Internal Router, means malicious tr...
Hey everyone ! I want to protect the Router for BGP session request from 3rd partys( malicious person ), also protect for ICMP flooding.My goal is to achieve this with CoPP. I use a ISR 4300 Series Router with IOS XE 16.9One Interface is connected to...
Hello everyoneRegarding the policy-map "drop" command not supported.I found the solution in Cisco COPP best practice. In some versions of IOS, the keyword drop may be used in place of the keyword police when the desired action is to deny all traffic ...
Hi Francesco, Just to get it right,if i put the deny <trusted ssh ip address> at the first line of the ACL 102. The Ip address is then checked against the match access-group 102 and because it is a deny statement it is not part of the class drop and ...