interfasys
Verified User
We usually use fail2ban as it's more flexible and universal, but on some systems, we have to rely on the Brute Force Monitor page within DA and it's a bit of a pain to use when needing to get things done quickly.
I'll list my issues with the page and others are welcome to add to it.
Failed logins table
1) Make the textarea resizeable. It's a real pain to have to scroll through all the IPs, looking for IPs which have not been block yet
2) Make columns sortable. Again, would be much easier to just click on "Blocked" to have all the IPs which have not been blocked yet come first.
3) Remember the position in the table of the IP we've just clicked on and highlight the row. It is really irritating to have to scroll through the whole list again, having to remember which one we've just clicked on. It would be easier if the whole thing was using AJAX to build the filters, but I'm sure something can be done using the GET variables.
4) No need to load the IP info in a separate page. Just dynamically insert it below the table.
Blocked IPs table
1) Same comment as #3 above.
2) Same comment as #4 above. There is plenty of space on the right of that table.
I'll list my issues with the page and others are welcome to add to it.
Failed logins table
1) Make the textarea resizeable. It's a real pain to have to scroll through all the IPs, looking for IPs which have not been block yet
2) Make columns sortable. Again, would be much easier to just click on "Blocked" to have all the IPs which have not been blocked yet come first.
3) Remember the position in the table of the IP we've just clicked on and highlight the row. It is really irritating to have to scroll through the whole list again, having to remember which one we've just clicked on. It would be easier if the whole thing was using AJAX to build the filters, but I'm sure something can be done using the GET variables.
4) No need to load the IP info in a separate page. Just dynamically insert it below the table.
Blocked IPs table
1) Same comment as #3 above.
2) Same comment as #4 above. There is plenty of space on the right of that table.