I updated to 384.15 on Friday and in the UI tab I'm getting "no data to display" for both "Last 10 Unique Connections Blocked (Outbound)" and "Top 10 Blocks (Outbound)".Your log file was probably purged recently (we purge this at 10MB) and you haven't had any outbound blocks since. Compare the stats webpage to the CLI version, only then if there is a difference you should investigate further;
Code:sh /jffs/scripts/firewall stats
I updated to 384.15 on Friday and in the UI tab I'm getting "no data to display" for both "Last 10 Unique Connections Blocked (Outbound)" and "Top 10 Blocks (Outbound)".
I have 18+ hours of data:
I don't see an uninstall then reinstall listed?
Did you try that?
Probably because there were none. Before the data reset after several days I had 137,000 inbound blocks and no outbound. Of course I try to avoid sketchy sites. Wife on her Ipad sometimes generates a block.
I've got a housefull of teenagers on February break, all using iDevices full of apps).
i bought it two days ago and the DSL-AC68U is too expensive over 200USD@Joshuajackson, time to upgrade to an @GNUton compatible DSL model then?
You bet. Reinstall both after de-install and as an over-write. No joy. De-install, reboot, reinstall too.
117424 IPs (+0) -- 28607 Ranges Banned (+0) || 576 Inbound -- 4868 Outbound Connections Blocked!
Tons of blocks. I waited before posting to make sure there was actual data available (lots of outbound because I've got a housefull of teenagers on February break, all using iDevices full of apps).
sh /jffs/scripts/firewall stats
i bought it two days ago and the DSL-AC68U is too expensive over 200USD
A doubt: does Skynet have limitations with IPV6?
I know they are different applications, I noticed that Suricata IDS/IPS has rules with block Bot's, IP blocks, spamhaus, malware etc and still has IPV6 support.
No, as I indicated in my "spoiler snips" above - SSH shows nothing for these either.Does the output from the SSH version of stats provide different data to the WebUI version?
Code:sh /jffs/scripts/firewall stats
Same is true of the SSH report for 'Unique' (no results show up in the report, despite there being many blocked IPs in the log):
Last 10 Unique Connections Blocked (Outbound);
-------------- | -------------- | --------------
| IP Address | | | AlienVault | | | Ban Reason |
-------------- | -------------- | --------------
-*-
AND for the SSH report for "Top 10 (Outbound)" - nothing in the summary:
Top 10 Blocks (Outbound);
-------- | -------------- | -------------- | -----------
| Hits | | | IP Address | | | AlienVault | | | Ban Reason |
-------- | -------------- | -------------- | -----------
*--
Thank you for the information.With IPv6 blacklisting is essentially useless. A standard residential allocation is /56 which equates to 4,722,366,482,869,645,213,696 (not a typo) addresses.
I had some network shares mounted on my router when I tried to install Skynet.
It tried to find the swap file by searching the network shares, which would have taken a very long time.
I did a CTRL-C and unmounted the network shares. After that, the Skynet installation went as it should.
No, as I indicated in my "spoiler snips" above - SSH shows nothing for these either.
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