I think the file upload size limit could become a problem in my case, at least in terms of posting the complete ACLs.
We've recently managed to come down to only ~1.4k VLANs though, and the network firewall pair for our server networks now only handles ~600 SPB services.
Kirk: We need more packets!
Scotty: I canna divert more packets. She’s gonna blow.
Spock: Perhaps we could divert the packets via a patch cable.
Scotty: Ya gotta be kiddin’ me. That’s a horrible plan.
Kirk: Do it.
Enterprise Computer: We’ve been trying to reach you about your ships extended warp bubble
Scotty: Bloody idiots, the lot of ya
Cap'n, they're DDoSing the reactor!
Computer: Magnetic containment fa…..
I like star trek, so i give this an upvote even when i dont understand it.
The earlier post
The term I assume this post refers to (it took me a minute)
thanks, now i get it...
Ouf. Please close port 80. And if this is not a web server, close any ports for inbound traffic and implement a spi capable firewall.
Port 80 is open so you can redirect to https, it's not actually serving over http
It looks like these are examples from some documentation and not someone actual config
This, I just grabbed a random example. I shudder to think of actually posting the ACLs from any production environment
I think the file upload size limit could become a problem in my case, at least in terms of posting the complete ACLs.
We've recently managed to come down to only ~1.4k VLANs though, and the network firewall pair for our server networks now only handles ~600 SPB services.
Yea, I guess. But this should only be an example for how not to ACL
Gonna need to see the transporter RFC