![]() ![]() Now, it’s fairly simple to accomplish all those things by manually changing HAproxy’s config file (e.g.,, ). Then, in the second section, we’ll create and configure stick-tables to limit the number of failed login attempts. In the first one, we’ll create a user list and add encrypted (SHA512) passwords for each of them. The guide is divided into two main sections. This is a rough guide on how to create and configure user lists and stick-tables using pfsense’s HAproxy package to protect access to a backend and limit the number of failed login attempts. May 1st, 2020: This guide still works with pfsense version 2.4.5-RELEASE and the haproxy packaged version 0.60_4. June 21st, 2020: This guide stills works with pfsense version 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1. June 23rd, 2020: Moved this guide from Blogger to my website and converted to markdown. Stick-tables to protect against brute-force. ![]()
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