What should I do if I don’t want to receive Gateway detected attack alerts?

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Updated 10-17-2024 09:20:32 AM 887
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Contents

Objective

Requirements

Introduction

Increase the packet receiving rate threshold

Disable the Defense detection feature

Conclusion

Objective

This article describes what to do if you don't want to receive many alerts of Gateway Detected Attack, Gateway Detected Stationary Flood Attack, and Large Ping Attack.

Requirements

  • Omada Controller (software Controller/hardware Controller/Cloud Based Controller)
  • Omada Gateway series

Introduction

When the Gateway is attacked, the Omada Controller generates an alert. There are three types of alerts: Gateway Detected Attack, Gateway Detected Stationary Flood Attack and Large Ping Attack. All alerts are generated and displayed in the format of "XXX detected XXX attack and dropped RX packet". If you do not want to receive too many alerts, you have two options.

  • Increase the packet receiving rate threshold: You can configure the packet receiving rate threshold for the Gateway. When the receiving rate exceeds the set threshold, an alert will be generated. Increasing the threshold can reduce alerts.
  • Disable the Defense detection feature: Disable the Defense detection feature, and the Controller will no longer generate attack alerts.

Increase the packet receiving rate threshold

Step 1. Go to Site Settings > Networks Security> Attack Defense. Here you can find the Multi-Connections TCP SYN Flood.

The Attack Defense page of Networks Security in Site Settings. There’s Flood Defense and Packet Anomaly Defense in this unit.

Step 2. Change the Multi-Connections TCP SYN Flood value to a larger value between 100 and 99999, and click Apply to save the settings.

The Multi-Connections TCP SYN Flood feature, checking and setting it as 20000 Pkt/s.

Disable the Defense detection feature

Step 1. Go to Site Settings > Networks Security> Attack Defense. Here, you can find the Multi-Connections TCP SYN Flood.

The Attack Defense page of Networks Security in Site Settings. There’s Flood Defense and Packet Anomaly Defense in this unit.

Step 2. Uncheck Multi-Connections TCP SYN Flood, and click Apply to save the settings.

The Multi-Connections TCP SYN Flood feature, unchecking it.

Conclusion

With the corresponding option taken, you can reduce or eliminate alerts of Gateway Detected Attack, Gateway Detected Stationary Flood Attack , and Large Ping Attack.

Get to know more details of each function and configuration please go to Download Center to download the manual of your product.

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