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I have Apache 2.4 running on a Windows 10 server, listening to connections from the Internet. This Apache instance serves an in-house PHP application. The PHP application connects to a local database and feeds data to a few mobile clients in JSON format. The data fed to the clients is mostly textual, but there are some word/excel/other documents as well.

The Apache security guide recommends to set the following parameters to help prevent DOS attacks:

• KeepAlive


• KeepAliveTimeout


• LimitRequestBody


• LimitRequestFields


• LimitRequestFieldSize


• LimitRequestLine


• LimitXMLRequestBody


• MaxClients


• MaxKeepAliveRequests


• MaxRequestWorkers


• RequestReadTimeout


• TimeOut

Considering the above scenario and a maximum number of 50 concurrent users, what would be the optimal settings for the above parameters?

apache-2.4 denial-of-service server-settings

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I have Apache 2.4 running on a Windows 10 server, listening to connections from the Internet. This Apache instance serves an in-house PHP application. The PHP application connects to a local database and feeds data to a few mobile clients in JSON format. The data fed to the clients is mostly textual, but there are some word/excel/other documents as well.

The Apache security guide recommends to set the following parameters to help prevent DOS attacks:

• KeepAlive


• KeepAliveTimeout


• LimitRequestBody


• LimitRequestFields


• LimitRequestFieldSize


• LimitRequestLine


• LimitXMLRequestBody


• MaxClients


• MaxKeepAliveRequests


• MaxRequestWorkers


• RequestReadTimeout


• TimeOut

Considering the above scenario and a maximum number of 50 concurrent users, what would be the optimal settings for the above parameters?

apache-2.4 denial-of-service server-settings

share|improve this question

edited Jun 6 at 20:44

kubanczyk

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I have Apache 2.4 running on a Windows 10 server, listening to connections from the Internet. This Apache instance serves an in-house PHP application. The PHP application connects to a local database and feeds data to a few mobile clients in JSON format. The data fed to the clients is mostly textual, but there are some word/excel/other documents as well.

The Apache security guide recommends to set the following parameters to help prevent DOS attacks:

• KeepAlive


• KeepAliveTimeout


• LimitRequestBody


• LimitRequestFields


• LimitRequestFieldSize


• LimitRequestLine


• LimitXMLRequestBody


• MaxClients


• MaxKeepAliveRequests


• MaxRequestWorkers


• RequestReadTimeout


• TimeOut

Considering the above scenario and a maximum number of 50 concurrent users, what would be the optimal settings for the above parameters?

apache-2.4 denial-of-service server-settings

share|improve this question

edited Jun 6 at 20:44

kubanczyk

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edited Jun 6 at 20:44

kubanczyk

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edited Jun 6 at 20:44

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edited Jun 6 at 20:44

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