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bfdctl

Brute Force  Detection Management (BFD)

This tool will help you to manage the eenos brute force detection service eenosbfd service from the command line . You can view the BFD reports and can manage the blacklisting  or whitelisting the IP addresses.

The Eenos boot force detection service is integrated into the Control panel services( WAP,UAPP,RAPP ,etc,.),  FTP login process, Dovecot login process , etc, .  This will give ultimate protection from brute force attacks.

The Eenos BFD command is auto integrated with  the server  firewalls like CSF,  APF , ufw  and Iptables.

Please install one of the firewall service  before using  EBFD service.

Command:

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl

Command Options:

Usage: /usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl <option> [value]

    -l, --reportshow        - Show last  100 BFD reports
    -la, --reportall        - Show all BFD reports
    -bs, --blacklistshow    - Show Blacklisted IPs
    -ws, --whitelitshow     - Show Whitelisted IPs
    -b <IP>                 - To Blacklist and IP
    -w <IP>                 - To Whitelist an IP
    -r <IP>                 - Remove  an IP from Blacklist
    -rw <IP>                - Remove an IP from Whitelist

View BFD Reports

To view the  BFD reports, use the following command,

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl --reportshow

View  Blacklist

To show the  black listed IPs, use the following  command

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl --blacklistshow

View Whitelist 

To show the white listed IPs use the following command

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl --whitelitshow

Black List an IP

To blacklist an IP, use the following command

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl -b <IP>

White List an IP

To Whitelist and IP address, use the following command

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl -w <IP>

Remove Black List

To remove an IP from the black list, use the following command.

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl -r <IP>

Remove from White List

To remove an IP from whitelist , please  use the following command.

/usr/local/eenos/scripts/bfdctl -rw <IP>
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