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ServerView Resource Orchestrator Cloud Edition V3.2.0 NS Option Instruction
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1.2.3 Anomaly-based IPS Function

Malicious users perform attacks (hereinafter "DoS attacks") to interrupt services provided by the target server. The anomaly-based IPS function defends a server against DoS attacks.

This function defends a server against DoS attacks performed by malicious users, enabling continuous services.

NS Appliance provides the following defensive functions:

Table 1.2 Defensive Functions Provided by NS Appliance

Defensive Functions

Action upon Detection

Anti SYN Flood attack

Follows the method set in the rule.

Anti UDP Flood attack

Invalid IP packet

Invalid IP header length

Unconditionally drops the packet.

Invalid IP data length

Invalid IP version number

Invalid sender IP address

Invalid destination IP address

Invalid IP checksum value

Invalid TCP packet

Invalid TCP header length

Invalid TCP checksum value

Invalid UDP packet

Invalid UDP header length

Invalid UDP checksum value

Invalid ICMP packet

Invalid ICMP packet length

Invalid ICMP checksum value

Invalid ARP packet

Invalid ARP packet length

Invalid ARP packet format

Overlapped Fragment attack

Ping of Death attack

Land attack

Figure 1.5 Anti SYN Flood Attack Function Overview