Hello everyone
In my network i need to drop and stop all update of Anti virus like Kaspersky, Norton, Node 32 etc
How can that?
Regards
Any help
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uninstall it?
or block the update servers in the filter
How can drop by filter rule? Like Kaspersky and Norton
create a drop rule in the forward chain that drops an address list. Then put all of the hostname of the update servers into the address list.
create a drop rule in the forward chain that drops an address list. Then put all of the hostname of the update servers into the address list.
In address list contains
Name
Address
Timeout
If i need to add link for update server for example Kaspersky :
Where i add this link? Inside address list
If i write in “address” and apply the show error expect?
create a drop rule in the forward chain that drops an address list. Then put all of the hostname of the update servers into the address list.
Most virus scanners deliver updates via CDN. They don’t want it to be easy to block.
IntrusDave:
If i write in “address” and apply the show error expect?
you need RouterOS 6.36
IntrusDave:
create a drop rule in the forward chain that drops an address list. Then put all of the hostname of the update servers into the address list.
Most virus scanners deliver updates via CDN. They don’t want it to be easy to block.
That’s the point of the address list using the DNS hostname. it will resolve the IP addresses and block them. At least that’s the theory
loveman:
IntrusDave:
If i write in “address” and apply the show error expect?
you need RouterOS 6.36
What is the new in version 6.36 in address list?
the ability to resolve DNS to IP address.
However, in testing, it looks like it will only resolve a single address.
realistically, you are going to have to look up and manually add all of the IP’s yourself.
the ability to resolve DNS to IP address.
However, in testing, it looks like it will only resolve a single address.realistically, you are going to have to look up and manually add all of the IP’s yourself.
Before i posted here
I tested by write link of server update from ip dns static
End apply the link auto change to ip address
pe1chl:
IntrusDave:
create a drop rule in the forward chain that drops an address list. Then put all of the hostname of the update servers into the address list.
Most virus scanners deliver updates via CDN. They don’t want it to be easy to block.
That’s the point of the address list using the DNS hostname. it will resolve the IP addresses and block them. At least that’s the theory
There is no reason whatsoever to assume that the router will block the same address as the PC will be using to update, when the CDN uses
a pool of addresses from which the DNS returns a rotating subset. That is what they usually do.
I found all server update of Kaspersky antivirus
Whats the best way to drop it?
Below is the list of Kaspersky Lab servers used for downloading antivirus database updates, new application modules, and patches:
http://dnl-01.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-02.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-03.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-04.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-05.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-06.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-07.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-08.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-09.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-10.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-11.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-12.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-13.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-14.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-15.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-16.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-17.geo.kaspersky.com
http://dnl-18.geo.kaspersky.com
- make sure you run version 6.36.2
- add all those names to an address list named kaspersky (use those URL without the http:// )
- block traffic to that address list on your network
- hope for the best
- make sure you run version 6.36.2
- add all those names to an address list named kaspersky (use those URL without the http:// )
- block traffic to that address list on your network
- hope for the best
When i added in address list
Going to filter
Add
Chain forward
Advanced
Dst-address-list, here select name of address list?
Action drop
True?
This seems like a bad idea waiting to happen. If you deprive clients of updated anti-malware definitions, sooner or later they’re going to get infected with some DDoS blasting trojan or worm that is going to do much more harm to your network. As the updates are delivered over HTTP, consider setting up a caching proxy instead if you need to save bandwidth.