Exactly what Lewis said. We take an "allow specific things, block
everything else" approach. We only allow a small list of IP
addresses to access Winbox or SSH on a router. And aside from a
small list of other services the router needs to respond on
(rate-limited ICMP, established/related, DHCP on some interfaces,
OSPF or LDP on some interfaces, BGP from IP ranges of internal
routers), everything else in the INPUT chain is explicitly dropped. On 8/5/18 1:32 PM, Lewis Bergman wrote:
It can be inconvenient, but we only allow connections from our ip at work. If you want in, you have to VPN there first. |
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