Re: Block IP
- From: Claude Jones <claude_jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2006 08:39:59 -0400
On Thursday August 31 2006 8:30 am, Jacques B. wrote:
Good point. I was coming from a dynamic IP. But I could have added
the ISP's subnet in the hosts.allow. Wasn't a big issue as it only
happened a few times and was only a R&D box to play with so it could
always wait until the next morning when I went in and removed the
entry from host.deny. So never explored a better solution.
I'm actually in the opposite situation. I discovered the above while I was on
an ISP that gave me a fixed IP address. I've since moved and am on Verizon
DSL now and get my IP dynamically. Given the number of probes I get from
addresses in the Verizon world, I'm not too happy with that solution at
present. ;-)
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