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[FW1] try this



Question:

Hi,

One of the sites I manage is currently under a heavy smurf attack, the
only way I can think of to stop it is to go upstream to my provider
and ask them to block echo-replys (or just ICMP) to the target machine,
but my provider (exodus) refuses to help.   :(

Is there ANYTHING else I can do?

Thanks,

Tim.


Answer:


try identifying all the ports that is being needed by the server. then apply
this rule:

source		destination		service
action

any		any 			ping_of_death			drop

any		webserver		all identified
accept
					necessary ports only

any		any 			any				drop


note:	 you should create the "ping_of_death" service coz its not
predefined in the Checkpoint.  On the userdefined properties, type
icmp,ip_len>500 in the match field. 500 is the maximum packets in bytes to
be allowed for any ICMP request. hope this could help!

mike

	


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