Butterfly Bones
Very Senior Member
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/r...urity-enhancements.16798/page-338#post-566646I noticed today that there is an option to add AiProtection to Skynet. Is there any advantage in doing that?
https://www.snbforums.com/threads/r...urity-enhancements.16798/page-338#post-566646I noticed today that there is an option to add AiProtection to Skynet. Is there any advantage in doing that?
I understand the page number, but what does the 566646 refer to and does clicking on the link you kindly provided take me straight to the post I should be looking at? Still not sure if there is any advantage or disadvantage by adding AiProtection to Skynet, but I'll try searching this forum to see if I can find anything.
That’s the Import AIProtection Data setting, which used to be known as Ban AIProtection? It’s a crude sort of artificial intelligence, if you like: Skynet learns from anything that AIProtection picks up and adds it to its list. I guess, if you subscribe to the AIProtection emails, as I do, it should reduce them even further, because you ought only to get the first alert, and, thereafter, Skynet looks after that particular IP address. So that could be one advantage.I noticed today that there is an option to add AiProtection to Skynet. Is there any advantage in doing that?
Sorry, try this one and search for "AIProtection" posts from Adamm, there are many, and he has answered this question many, many times.I understand the page number, but what does the 566646 refer to and does clicking on the link you kindly provided take me straight to the post I should be looking at? Still not sure if there is any advantage or disadvantage by adding AiProtection to Skynet, but I'll try searching this forum to see if I can find anything.
In Skynet menu, 11, 4n00B question: I want to hide certain Skynet/firewall log entries from the syslog. In particular, the INBOUND blocks. These all appear to be those "botnets" and random portscanners from *.RU (etc) and I think they are a fact of life in this day and age. However, I still want to see any OUTBOUND blocks by Skynet because that would imply one of my local clients is trying to hit a malware IP. Any suggestions?
Select Menu Option:
[1] --> Unban
[2] --> Ban
[3] --> Malware Blacklist
[4] --> Whitelist
[5] --> Import IP List
[6] --> Deport IP List
[7] --> Save
[8] --> Restart Skynet
[9] --> Temporarily Disable Skynet
[10] --> Update Skynet
[11] --> Settings
[12] --> Debug Options
[13] --> Stats
[14] --> Install Skynet
[15] --> Uninstall
[r] --> Reload Menu
[e] --> Exit Menu
[1-15]: 11
Select Setting To Toggle:
[1] --> Skynet Auto-Updates | [Enabled]
[2] --> Malware List Auto-Updates | [daily]
[3] --> Logging | [Enabled]
[4] --> Filter Traffic | [all]
[5] --> Unban PrivateIP | [Enabled]
[6] --> Log Invalid Packets | [Enabled]
[7] --> Import AiProtect Data | [Enabled]
[8] --> Secure Mode | [Enabled]
[9] --> Fast Switch List | [Disabled]
[10] --> Syslog Location | [Custom]
[11] --> IOT Blocking | [Disabled]
[12] --> Stats Country Lookup | [Enabled]
[13] --> CDN Whitelisting | [Enabled]
[14] --> Display WebUI | [Enabled]
[1-14]: 4
Select Filter Option:
[1] --> All Traffic
[2] --> Inbound
[3] --> Outbound
[1-3]:
In Skynet menu, 11, 4
Now I am not certain. I thought Skynet did all blocking and only logged what one choose in 11 > 4. I always choose both and then use scribe to handle all Skynet logging. Someone who knows for sutr, likely @AdammI thought about that one, but it looks like it'll completely stop the inbound filtering too... no?
I would like the inbound filtering to continue (i.e. the dropping of packets from these "Russian portscanners" etc.) but not fill up the syslog.
Whereas for the outbound filtering, I would like it to both stay enabled and keep logging to syslog.
I had asked for a similar choice a while ago, but it didn’t get much traction.I thought about that one, but it looks like it'll completely stop the inbound filtering too... no?
I would like the inbound filtering to continue (i.e. the dropping of packets from these "Russian portscanners" etc.) but not fill up the syslog.
Whereas for the outbound filtering, I would like it to both stay enabled and keep logging to syslog.
Can someone help me with getting gamestop.com to work on my browser. Firefox, I can't seem to open open this site, I've tried whitelisting on skynet and diversion with no success. I am running a VPN but I can't seem to figure this out, TIA
Does it work if you turn VPN off?Can someone help me with getting gamestop.com to work on my browser. Firefox, I can't seem to open open this site, I've tried whitelisting on skynet and diversion with no success. I am running a VPN but I can't seem to figure this out, TIA
Yes but I can't figure out how to make it work with VPN on. Tried to CIDR (policy rules) but that didn't work.Does it work if you turn VPN off?
Do a nslokup and use that ip and bypass wan rule in VPN.Yes but I can't figure out how to make it work with VPN on. Tried to CIDR (policy rules) but that didn't work.
Name: gamestop.com
Address 1: 52.207.186.5 ec2-52-207-186-5.compute-1.amazonaws.com
Address 2: 34.199.229.237 ec2-34-199-229-237.compute-1.amazonaws.com
I think he’s suggesting to use Policy Based Routing in the VPN Client settings.How do I whitelist in vpn?
I noticed that after installing Skynet, I don’t seem to be able to change Firewall logging settings in the GUI, it reverts back to logged packet type ‘dropped’ when I try to apply a change to ‘none’. Is this expected behaviour?
I like what Skynet does and the stats on its own firewall tab in the GUI, but currently the normal system log is flooded with firewall notifications.
(I’m using a AC88u, 384.16, Skynet v7.1.5)
Just one curious thing. I have seen in the Skynet log. "Skynet: Mounting Skynet Web Page As user4.asp"
I remember that when I installed Skynet, at the beginning the user was user1.asp.
Everytime I restart or shut down the router ... Skynet will create a new user?
Are the previous users still there?
Should I delete the previous users? How?
Or should I reinstall Skynet?
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