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NukeSentinel™ contains one main module Sentinel that has four functions/sub-modules.
These functions/sub-modules are the following:
Display Blocked IP's - Displays a list of blocked IP's from your database. Display Blocked Ranges - Displays a list of Blocked Ranges from your database. Blocked Referring Domains - Displays a list of blocked Referring Domains from your database. IP to Country - Displays a list of IP's and the associated countries from your database.
The Blocked IP's Module displays a list of IP addresses,
the date of the attack, and the reason/type of attack in a
module (vs. a block) format.
This module will display the number of IP's per page as selected in the
NukeSentinel™ Administration page.
Blocked Referers module
The Blocked Referers Module displays a list of domains
that are currently being blocked by NukeSentinel™.
Note that I cut the list short in this image.
Sentinel block
The Sentinel block displays the last 10 blocked IP addresses with
links to display details about the blocked address. The link is
displayed to visitors as defined in the Display Reason settings
on the NukeSentinel™ Administration page.
Scrolling Sentinel block
The Scrolling Sentinel block scrolls through all the blocked IP addresses with
links to display details about the blocked address. The link is
displayed to visitors as defined in the Display Reason settings
on the NukeSentinel™ Administration page.
Hacker Beware block
The Hacker Beware block displays the Sentinel™ Protected banner
and a count of the blocked IP addresses. The size of the banner
graphic makes this block suitable for a center block, rather
than a side block.
Hacker Beware2 block
The Hacker Beware2 block displays the Sentinel™ Protected banner and
a count of the blocked IP addresses in a side block.
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Last Updated: June 19, 2005 by: Steph Benoit (64bitguy)
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