Questions tagged [rate-limiting]

In computer networks, rate limiting is used to control the rate of traffic sent or received on a network interface.

Traffic that is less than or equal to the specified rate is sent, whereas traffic that exceeds the rate is dropped or delayed. Rate limiting is performed by policing (discarding excess packets), queuing (delaying packets in transit) or congestion control (manipulating the protocol’s congestion mechanism). Policing and queuing can be applied to any network protocol. Congestion control can only be applied to protocols with congestion control mechanisms, such as the transmission control protocol (TCP).

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nginx limit_req_zone rate limiting granularity

How should the rate be interpreted in the nginx rate limiting module? 10 r/s means 1 request every 100ms - this means granularity is 100ms; and 2nd request within the 100ms will get rejected. Does 30 r/m mean 1 request every 2 seconds (2000ms)?…
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How to limit Nginx to max 50 request per second independent from IP

I'm looking for a way to limit Nginx for location to a number of requests per second independent of the origin IP. From my understanding the rate limiting feature is IP sensitive which cannot be turned off. What would be the right approach here?
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Postfix Rate limiting according to a particular user

So this question is again on the table. I have tried to get my answer from forums documents but I wasn't able to find the desired answer. So, Here is my question I have created a mail server with postfix now what I want is to create quotas for a…
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Handling DDoS HTTP Attack

I’ve experiencing DDoS attack today and I’ve configured Cloudflare rate limiter, also activated WAF. Cloudflare blocked several hundred thousands request. Unfortunately, my server still experiencing pretty high flood request. I don’t know why it…
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In rsync the "bwlimit" parameter is explicitly ignored, how to fix this

I have rsyncd version 3.1.2 listening on port 873 and I want to limit the bandwidth with which my files are downloaded by a client connecting to me. I added a bwlimit both in the config file: uid = nobody gid = nogroup [data] path =…
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Possible to create an AWS API Gateway to Route all requests to Classic Load Balancer?

I have a questions (hopefully not dumb). I am the IT guy of a business hosting various applications with AWS and we currently have a Classic Load Balancer sitting in front of 2 to 3 EC2 instances which handle all our web traffic. It's a pretty…
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Why do some elements of the joomla site not load after setting limit_req?

I have an Nginx reverse proxy that forwards http and https requests to contianers from a Docker server. Recently, I set up a DoS / DDoS protection on the proxy so that the docker server resources don't get saturated. The setup successfully mitigated…
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Differentiate and limit nginx bandwith for download connections, website content

Is it possible (without additional tools or the addition of another distribution system) to limit the bandwith of overall download connections (upload to peers that requested to download a file) so that they do not congest the interface and thus…
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bandwidth throttle on OSX with IPFW for localhost

I have my localhost webiste on http://macintosh.local - 127.0.0.1 Testing my website also for IE on the same address in VMWare Fusion I tried some Apps from hanynet.com/applications/ like WaterRoof. Never managed to get it working though. I realize…
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`iptables` rate limiting & blocking IP addresses based on total download size?

I have a webserver which serves either tiny, or very large files. I want to rate limit IPs by bandwidth. i.e. you can download X GB per day, and then you get blocked for Y hours. Is it possible in iptables to do this? Presume Ubuntu 20.04 or recent…
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Exchange (2016) many mailbox delegations and throttling policies

At a customers site with 20+ employees per team I get an outlook warning message roughly translated to "The amount of elements opened at once has been limited by the server administrator". The customers requirement is that each team member can…
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Linux HTB: More than 70% of ceil rate is never achieved

Background:- I have an arm based system, which has HTB setup on the eth and wlan interface. Here is the HTB configuration:- tc class add dev eth1 parent 1:1 classid 1:1 htb rate 1Gbit ceil 1Gbit burst 18000b cburst 18000b tc class add dev eth1…
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Postfix limit connections

I have a question about Postfix. Last night someone tried to access my Postfix server, he/she connected like ~30 times to it. Is there any way to limit simultaneous connections? Here is a part of the Log-File: Jun 1 03:31:15 primary…
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Windows AD. Is there a limit of successful authentications requests per given account?

We're running bulk automation scripts in our environment. Hundreds of threads simultaneously that use the same AD account for authentication. At some point we got this account locked out while no unsuccessful logins detected. All logins are…
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squid proxy 2.7 limit bandwidth

I have a squid 2.7 proxy and i'm letting some friends use it for fun in school etc. However since i got a bandwidth limit on my vps that is hosting the proxy I need somehow to throttle the amount of bandwidth. Currently all my friends authenticate…
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