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Post by mjgraves on Oct 6, 2016 20:49:18 GMT
In the light of the recent and very large scale DDOS attacks that leveraged IoT devices (network cameras and NVRs) I've been pondering how I might get alerted from smallwall when certain things happen. For example, it would be great to be able to get an alert when outbound bandwidth surpasses a predefined level for a predefined amount of time. That would let me know when something was amiss.
In the past I used a small snmp app that ran on Windows and put a tiny traffic graph on my desktop. Something like that but with some triggering of alerts would be useful.
Any ideas how that might be done?
Michael
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Post by Lee Sharp on Oct 6, 2016 21:42:40 GMT
SmallWall supports snmp and something like that, or Icinga can work for alerting. So could Cacti with some plugins. And if you put it on a droplet with digital ocean (and open up snmp to that IP address) you can get e-mail alerts when you Internet is down too.
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