Is this possible to limit the tcp connection count (or syn packet count) on a per (source) IP basis without creating rules for each IP address?
I think if I create a global limit (per block basis) then one host (with a virus or something that sends many SYN packets) can send most of its packets (within the limit of course) and the other pcs cant (trying to web-browsing or something harmless)..
yes,
/ip firewall filter add action=drop connection-limit=5,32 protocol=tcp tcp-flags=syn, chain=forward
this rule limits to 6 conections for each user.
So do you think for sure with that rule that it would only limit per client address on 2.8? I can’t tell if it’s doing it per client or 1 rule for all?