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10-03-2018 02:51 PM
Since DoS protection is for more granular protection of a server, how can i see the statics for the particular server i want to protect. Wouldn't we need to know the pps statics and sessions for that particular server.
10-03-2018 03:10 PM
Someone created a script that will give you a baseline of your CPS that you can use to build out or fine tune your protection profiles:
Word of caution, you should sample a large enough timeframe to include "normal" peak high traffic times, if you tune the CPS too low and then run into a Christmas shopping traffic spree or whatever else might spike yoyur traffic up you will start dropping incoming traffic/sessions.
p.s. This is not my tool, I have tried it, it does what it claims to do but in the end the tuning you do needs to be well thought out and probably take into consideration data collected over a range of times then adjusted for a margin of error.
10-04-2018 07:50 AM
@hshawn Thanks, I will give it a try. Since this is a third party script. Does not PA itself provide a method to make up for this baseline. It doesn't make sense to give the feature and not tell how to calculate values to be used for this feature. Most of the commands mentioned in the knowledgebase documents are for global use only.
10-04-2018 07:58 AM
Nothing specific that I am aware of although they do have some "secret" tools for internal use and if you ask nicely your SE might run some of them for you but to be honest I have no idea if this function would be one of them
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