Kerio Tech KERIO WINROUTE FIREWALL 6 User Manual

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Chapter 17

Advanced security features

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Figure 17.4

Security options — Anti-Spoofing and cutting down number of connections for one host

Anti-Spoofing

Anti-Spoofing checks whether only packets with allowed source IP addresses are received at

individual interfaces of the WinRoute host. This function protects WinRoute host from attacks

from the internal network that use false IP addresses (so called spoofing).

For each interface, any source IP address belonging to any network connected to the interface

is correct (either directly or using other routers). For any interface connected to the Internet

(so called external interface), any IP address which is not allowed at any other interface is

correct.

Detailed information on networks connected to individual interfaces is acquired in the routing

table.

The Anti-Spoofing function can be configured in the Anti-Spoofing folder in Configuration
Advanced Options.

Enable Anti-Spoofing

This option activates Anti-Spoofing.

Log

If this option is on, all packets that have not passed the anti-spoofing rules will be logged

in the Security log (for details see chapter

22.11

).

Connections Count Limit

This security function defines a limit for the maximum number of network connections which

can be established from one local host (workstation) to the Internet or from the Internet to the

local server via a mapped port.

Incoming and outgoing connections are monitored separately. If number of all connections

established from/to a single local host in any direction reaches the specified value, WinRoute

block any further connections in the particular direction.

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