kangle uses ipip to implement cloud-based blacklisting to prevent CC attacks from overseas traffic.

Nov 17, 2019#kangle13

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This article discusses how to use the ipip database in the kangle server to prevent CC attacks from overseas traffic. It provides steps on how to configure the cloud_ip module and target rejection. The article recommends using the ipip database for its accuracy. It also mentions the free ipip and anrip database projects.

Steps: 3311 Request Control > cloud_ip module > Target Deny > Check Non

http://github.itzmx.com/1265578519/kangle/master/ipip/china_ip_list.txt

Fill in flush_time (second) with 1296000, update the IP database once every two weeks, and IPIP generally updates the database once a month, so updating once every two weeks is recommended.

In this way, accessing through overseas IP will prompt a 403 status and cannot be accessed. Similarly, if non is not checked, it will reject domestic IP access.

Here, IPIP is recommended for its high accuracy.

IPIP database free project address: https://github.com/17mon/china_ip_list

anrip database project address: https://github.com/anrip/IpAreaRoute