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CHAPTER 3: Configuration Mode Commands Example WG(config)#delete address exec_addresses # This command deletes an address group named “exec_addresses”. WG(config)#delete ike policy "HQ IKE" # This command deletes an IKE policy named “HQ IKE”. denial_of_service command WG#config WG(config)#[no][-icmp [threshold]] #threshold packet/s;default=1000 [no][-syn [threshold]] #threshold packet/s;default=5000 [no][-udp [threshold]] #threshold packet/s;default=1000 [no][-pingofdeath] [no][-sourceroute] [no][-server_ddos [threshold]] #threshold connection/s;default=100 [no][-client_ddos [threshold]] #threshold connection/s;default=100 Effect Records your preferences for denial-of-service defense parameters. You can enter any or all of the customizable arguments listed below. Arguments [no][-icmp ] Activates ICMP flood protection with a user-noted threshold noted as packets per second; default = 1000. [no][-syn ] Activates TCP/SYN flood protection with a usernoted threshold; default=5000. [no][-udp ] Activates UDP flood protection with a user-noted threshold; default=1000. 46 WatchGuard Vclass 5.1
Top-level configuration mode commands [no][-pingofdeath] Activates ping-of-death protection. [no][-sourceroute] Activates source route protection by disallowing source route options. [no][-server_ddos ] Activates server DDOS protection; the default threshold = 100, which controls the maximum number of connections permitted to any one server. [no][-client_ddos ] Activates client DDOS protection; the default threshold=100, which controls the maximum number of connection requests permitted to a single client. no Enter this before any options you want to deactivate in this appliance, as shown above. Example WG(config)#denial -syn 1000 no - udp high_availability commands NOTE High Availability commands will not be available to you if the WatchGuard appliance you are administering does not feature any HA ports. In addition, you need a High Availability feature license. Enter high availability configuration mode WG#config WG(config)# high_availability WatchGuard Command Line Interface Guide 47
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