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I am using SSH port forwarding to tunnel a VNC behind CGNAT to a server with a non-CGNAT public IP so that VNC is reachable from the outside. However, if a bot attempts to break into the VNC server too many times, the server blacklists the source IP. Since switching to the CGNAT ISP the source IP is always the IP of the repeater, so now the VNC blacklist has become an easily triggered denial-of-service attack vector. There seems to be no documented way to disable the automatic blacklist.
Please tell me how to disable the automatic blacklist, or add the ability to do so. Thanks!
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I am using SSH port forwarding to tunnel a VNC behind CGNAT to a server with a non-CGNAT public IP so that VNC is reachable from the outside. However, if a bot attempts to break into the VNC server too many times, the server blacklists the source IP. Since switching to the CGNAT ISP the source IP is always the IP of the repeater, so now the VNC blacklist has become an easily triggered denial-of-service attack vector. There seems to be no documented way to disable the automatic blacklist.
Please tell me how to disable the automatic blacklist, or add the ability to do so. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: