How to properly block an IP
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Hi @xkp68
Your ATP device’s ADP feature already drop abnormal TCP attack sessions from source IP of 104.173.79.233.
So, you can see those messages shown on the log. It’s normal.
And if you configure Black List on IP Reputation mean that the client behind LAN can’t access the IP of 104.173.79.233.
If you would like to reject any traffic from this IP, you can add a security policy.
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Hi @xkp68
Your ATP device’s ADP feature already drop abnormal TCP attack sessions from source IP of 104.173.79.233.
So, you can see those messages shown on the log. It’s normal.
And if you configure Black List on IP Reputation mean that the client behind LAN can’t access the IP of 104.173.79.233.
If you would like to reject any traffic from this IP, you can add a security policy.
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