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ICMP Smurf Attack: Do not response to the broadcasting ICMP request.
Ping of Death: To avoid the main system to receive overloading ICMP packet.
Allow ICMP Maximum Packet Size: You can set the maximum allowing ICPM packet size
when Ping of Death function is enabled. (The total length is ICMP header + ICMP date + IP
header).
TCP/UDP Port Scan: To detect any suspected port scan behavior within the packet flow.
TCP Null Scan: When checking the flags of TCP header without any setting, the router
determines this situation as TCP Null Scan and drops this packet.
TCP X’mas Tree Scan: When checking the flags settings of TCP header do not comply with
the rule of RFC793, the router will determines this situation as TCP X’mas Tree scan and
drops this packet.
TCP Full X’mas Tree Scan: When checking the flags settings of TCP header have been
configured, the router determines this situation as TCP Full X’mas Tree Scan and drops this
packet.
SYN Flood: To block the suspected SYN Flood attacked.
SYN Limit Rate: When enable SYN Flood function, you can enter the limit rate for TCP SYN
packets which allow to pass per second.
FIN Flood: To block the suspected FIN Flood attacked.
FIN Limit Rate: When enable FIN Flood function, you can enter the limit rate for TCP FIN
packets which allow to pass per second.
UDP Flood: To block the suspected UDP Flood attacked.
UDP Limit Rate: When enable UDP Flood function, you can enter the limit rate for TCP UDP
packets which allow to pass per second.
ICMP Flood: To block the suspected ICMP Flood attacked.
ICMP Limit Rate: When enable ICMP Flood function, you can enter the limit rate for TCP
ICMP packets which allow to pass per second.