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Joelovinlife
May 03, 2020Aspirant
AC2200 Orbi Router(Dos Attacks - Loss of Service)
So I'm having the popular issue of DOS attacks. I've done some research and see most Netgear Routers report these in their logs. However, I lose internet connection randomly through out the day and al...
schumaku
Aug 09, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Mstrbig wrote:The Orbi has a habit of finding an overwhelming amout of DDOS attacks.
Correct. The Orbi Netgear router have a habit of finding an overwhelming amount of DDOS attacks.
Most occurrences are false positives, caused by _real_ connection loss on the WAN/Internet side, or caused from clients going to sleep or roaming awy with open TCP sessions.
OrbiPhilip
Aug 09, 2020Luminary
How would an LOS create the illusion of a DDOS?
- MstrbigAug 09, 2020Master
OrbiPhilip wrote:
How would an LOS create the illusion of a DDOS?It would be the other way arround overwhelming DDOS attacks causing LOS.
- MstrbigAug 09, 2020Master
Have you tried checking "Disable Port Scan and Dos Protection", under advanced, setup, WAN setup?
my page is set this way and I get no DDOS reports in log or LOS:
X Disable Port Scan and DoS Protection Default DMZ Server . . . Respond to Ping on Internet Port X Disable IGMP Proxying Auto MTU Size(in bytes) 1500 NAT Filtering Secured Open X Disable SIP ALG - OrbiPhilipAug 10, 2020Luminary
Mstrbig wrote:It would be the other way arround overwhelming DDOS attacks causing LOS.
That would be my expectation as well. I was referring to Schumaku's comment, "Most occurrences are false positives, caused by _real_ connection loss on the WAN/Internet side..."
Mstrbig wrote:
Have you tried checking "Disable Port Scan and Dos Protection", under advanced, setup, WAN setup?
my page is set this way and I get no DDOS reports in log or LOS:
So actual DDOS attacks don't take it down, but the router's attempts to prevent them do? Interesting.