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Getting hack attempts, using Astaro

I have noobs trying to break into my Astaro SSH and Windows Remote Desktop guessing a million usernames and passwords combos.

But I thought astaro could pick up this stuff and kill it. At the very least it's own SSH server. Its not, letting a people try and try.

So my question is, can I make my own rules or something to let astaro recognize this? Or call up astaro and tell them to get some.

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0 eganders_01 over 13 years ago in reply to MAiN_PRoToCoL

The SSL that's built-in is a great choice.
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0 MAiN_PRoToCoL over 13 years ago

can you get SSL on a windows desktop to manage instead of telnet?? hmmmmmm
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0 William Warren over 13 years ago in reply to MAiN_PRoToCoL

So if my outgoing is 256K.... which means my vpn client is downloading 256k or less.... it wont be that bad than direct being direct???

what VPN method should i use to get those great results your saying? i read PPTP uses less bandwidth than others. but of course its less secure than the others [:(] ???

ssl or ipsec using compression...i have a client who is on 3m/256k dsl and i can easily rdp using ssl and compression. Now if you go and tell rdp you are on broadband nothing will save you at that point.
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0 BAlfson over 13 years ago

To get the fastest speed, on the SSL 'Settings' tab, select UDP instead of TCP. I believe this requires each user to re-download a new configuration file.

Cheers - Bob
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0 William Warren over 13 years ago

You would be correct there Bob.
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