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Saturday, May 15, 2010

Question 91

What would you use "login block-for"?

login block-for - used to mitigate dictionary attacks and DOS (denial of service) attacks (When used with "login quiet-mode")

Once you enable "login block-for" the following defaults are set:

-login delay of 1 second

-login attempts from Telnet/SSH is defined during the quiet period.

Example: this will block any further attempt for 30 seconds when the 3 unsuccessful attempts are made within 10 seconds

config#login block-for 30 attempts 3 within 10

Note: When using "login block-for" you can restrict any new connection for the set period of time using the "login quiet-mode".

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