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Security Hardening Servers with Fail2Ban Discussion

Discussion for Security Hardening Servers with Fail2Ban
Nick McNeany Nick McNeany

Great epiode Chris! Would love to see more like this!

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Chris Oliver Chris Oliver

I've got another one coming up soon on a tool called Cockpit which is pretty neat.

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Stephen Swann Stephen Swann

If you're like me and got yourself blocked from your site by testing Fail2Ban out just type in fail2ban-client unban <yourIP> or fail2ban-client unban --all.

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Juan S. Caro Juan S. Caro

Great episode Chris!

I was really missing more videos about managing your own sercer in the day to day with all these useful things.

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Jacob Atkins Jacob Atkins

To make sure that you don't get locked out, and if you have a dynamic IP at home consider setting up a cloud jump on DigitalOcean, Vultur, Linode, etc. This way you have an IP that you know shouldn't be changing unless the VM is destroyed.

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Yi Mei Wang Yi Mei Wang

This is really cool! Is this provided by Hatchbox out of the box as well? (No pun intended)

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Chris Oliver Chris Oliver

Not by default, it's too easy for people to lock themselves out if they aren't familiar with using SSH. We definitely encourage you to install it if you want. 👍

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