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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 , mange blacklist or whitelist of IP address ,

The Eenos boot force detection service is integrated into the Control panel services( WAP,UAPP,RAPP ,etc,.)  ,  FTP logins process, Dovecot logins 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 black list and 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>