If you are looking for a fail2ban equivalent on Windows, how about this script

http://serverfault.com/questions/43360/cygwin-sshd-autoblock-failed-logins/43900#43900

I have not tried it but it may be a good starting point for something to use with Freeswitch

Regards
O


On 14/06/12 17:55, jay binks wrote:
Hey ..

On 14 June 2012 16:16, Peter Olsson <peter.olsson@visionutveckling.se> wrote:
Anyway, for this kind of setup I would also prefer Linux, but mostly for the possibilites with fail2ban etc, which doesn't exist on Windows. I'm thinking of writiling something similar for Windows, hopefully I get som time for that soon...

/Peter

if you do get round to writing something like this let me know.  ( not that I even have a windows box )
but when I wrote the patches for FS to do the Fail2Ban compatible logging, I created ESL Events also 
with the intention that we could do a FS module "mod_security" or something ( no time given to the name )

it would be fairly simple to move some of the fail2ban functionality into such a module that could either call out to simple scripts or
insert firewall rules its self.   

I have some ideas here, and I would probably be interested in working on this with others.

Jay
 


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