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I configured a network balancer for my two instances and the port range of 8080-8080 (tcp:8080). The zone is correct, my instances are in us-central1-f and my network balancer is configured for us-central1.
However, when I try to curl to the network forward rule IP it does not properly route to any of the instances.
The health check on the pool of instances shows that both instances are good. And I can curl to each instances directly.
Am I missing something?
This is old and i don't think I have this issue anymore so I'm just going to attribute this issue to the "ghost in the machine"
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I have a Oracle Cloud Always Free Account.
I can create a database with Apex. But i am not able to create a VCN or a Compute Instance. I always get this error: Count of total IPv6 CIDRs exceeds max limit: 0
I tried everything, with the help of the wizards and without.
I already found the same issue on stackoverflow. But the solution didn't work for me.
Region: eu-frankfurt-1
Looks like this should be fixed now.
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I try setting the chrome proxy:
google-chrome --proxy-server=127.0.0.1:8888
Chrome opens a new window, but charles does not capture any.
Charles opens up a proxy usually at localhost:8888 (you can change it in the Proxy > Proxy settings... menu), so what you have to do is simply add this proxy server to your connections.
The best way to achieve that I've found is by installing the Proxy SwitchyOmega extension, configuring the proxy parameters as told before and switching manually whenever you want to track http requests.
It's not as easy as it is on windows but works fine for me.
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Port 80 is forwarded to a server on my network which has links to the different projects I'm working on, how could I allow people to connect to the server running on my laptop when I'm using it? I would obviously not prefer to change my router settings frequently to port forward to my laptop. I want the user to access my domain and maybe have a set of links which will be described as static and another set which will have a description cautioning the user that said links will only work when I am online and they would somehow redirect to my laptop. (Lamp Server)
Well, if I understood correctly your question, you should configure your laptop as a reverse proxy for your main server.
As you said, you should have a set of links which will redirect to your laptop (via reverse proxy config), but of course these links will work only when your laptop is available.
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if some one tried force burst attack on my website. how can i block their IP address.
i mean, i want to block an IP if, getting many http/Apache/SQL requests per second. how can i prevent those force burst attacks
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thank in advance
In your .htaccess you can add something like:
order allow,deny
deny from <ip address>
allow from all
Or depending upon your operating system you can add a rule to your iptables.
For example, here is how you would do it in ubuntu.
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It seems to be that most firmware should, by now at least, look for 127.0.0.1 for the loopback and not, e.g. 127.*.*.*
If they change the definition of routable IP addresses, that will create more compatibility problems than it solves allocation problems. That would add less than 1% to the pool of IP addresses, and would be consumed very quickly. In this case, I think the cure is worse than the disease.