kangle uses ipip to create a cloud-based blacklist to prevent overseas traffic CC attacks.

Nov 17, 2019#kangle18

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The article discusses using the ipip database in Kangle to prevent overseas traffic CC attacks by creating a cloud blacklist. The steps involve setting up request control, the cloud_ip module, target rejection, and selecting non-domestic IPs. It is recommended to update the IP database every two weeks. The article also recommends using ipip for its high accuracy. Links to the free IPIP and anrip databases are provided.

Steps: 3311 Request Control > cloud_ip Module > Target Rejection > Check Non

http://github.itzmx.com/1265578519/kangle/master/ipip/china_ip_list.txt

Fill in flush_time (second) as 1296000, update the IP database once every two weeks, IPIP generally updates the database once a month, so it is best to update it once every two weeks.

In this way, accessing from overseas IPs will prompt a 403 status unable to access, similarly, if non is not checked, then it will reject domestic IP access.

Here ipip is recommended, the tutorial also uses ipip, after all, the accuracy is high.

IPIP database free project address: https://github.com/17mon/china_ip_list

anrip database project address: https://github.com/anrip/IpAreaRoute