What is IPBan Pro?
IPBan Pro secures your entire data center from hack attempts. With a simple one click install, you can have all your servers protected within minutes.
IPBan Pro creates a mesh of all your machines – an attacker of one machine is blocked from all machines
One click installer for easy setup
Failed logins and bans propagate to all machines in your datacenter, rapidly blocking out attackers
Central web admin to manage config and settings for all machines
Mass software update on all clients in one click
Notifications for bans, failed logins, successful logins and if one of your machines goes down
View bans by country, recent bans, recent failed logins and recent successful logins
Add allow lists so your personal ip addresses are never banned
Country block lists – Easily block out entire countries. List is updated daily automatically.
Web admin database can be sqlite, sql server, mysql or postgresql
Web admin can run behind IIS or nginx, or as a standalone service
Web admin can be locked down with a user/password
All products offer free trials to evaluate functionality
What People are Saying About IPBan
“Bravo! This is a master piece!”
– Periklis
“Really a neat tool. This really works as advertised, and wow does it cut down on the noise. Your code structure made it really easy as well to add a couple lines to immediately ban non-US IPs (using a 3rd party geocoding service). Thanks for this great tool.”
– Matt C
“A few days ago I was checking the event logs for my server that hosts a MSSQL DB. I could see that I was under attack by a port scanner (changing IP addresses for each attack ‘period’). I know I should not have MSSQL exposed to the world but the users are remote so it was the easiest solution for me. Anyway, I came across IPBAN. Because of the concise directions on your Git repository I was able to easily setup a service. The results were immediate, as the banlog.txt file had an entry immediately after starting the service, thus putting an end to the current attack. The purpose of this email is simply to express my gratitude for developing the program. The people responsible for the attack are the lowlifes of the internet while you are on the complete opposite side of the scale! Thank you, thank you, thank you for the help.”
– Jim
