You could try to filter packages to the port 21 other than the routers.
That way they would need to go through your dns... Making it reeeally slow for them.
Also you can limit the size of dns packets in openwrt to ensure they don't have too much bandwidth through your dns.

On June 3, 2018 7:47:22 AM CDT, Hiure Queiroz <hiure@riseup.net> wrote:
Hello World!

My name is Hiure, I am a member of coolab ( coolab.org). This is the
first time I write to this list , I am a beginner on administrate
networks and configure equipments.

By initiative from COOLAB we are starting a few community networks
around Brazil. One of them is where I live , in a rural community in
the city of Monteiro Lobato, State of São Paulo. Here we start since the
creation of a association to formalize the communitary network and
create a model to guide on the other COOLAB installations.

We arre using the last version of libremesh , cooking it in the cooker.
As we still in a test phase we have only six nodes , the gateway is a
tplink wdr3500. With a captive portal, we are running this adapt version
to nodogsplash (http://wiki.coolab.org/index.). This system is
fundamental to keep the network sustainable, without it we can not
finance the connection and technical support for the network.

The problem is, in the last months some people found a way to hack this
system. What I understood so far: There is a cellphone app that create
tunnels for diferent ports and instead of swap packages DNS it tunell
all the packages by there. I know just a few things about how firewall,
iptables, ebtables, etc, i have been studying it in the last months ,
but it seens much more complicated because it look that in libremesh,
with so many interfaces, its get hard to understand and to execute a
rule that can solve this problem.

If someone can help me with some tips on t do it , or sending some
material where I can study to understand better this questions, it
would be great


bests
Hiure


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