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I have been thinking further about the problem of blocking ranges of IPs.

I am running a small web site that serves a very local population in the northwestern corner of the United States. The onl ...

I hope this rather old thread is a good place to ask my questions.

I have just been hit with what I think is a bot net “attack”. Over the last 24 hours I have been receiving numerous almost identi ...

Thanks for the suggestion about editing the config file. I think it ought to work.

I'll give it a try and report back in a few days. Life just got busy.

Hello Axix and thanks for the response.

The document you reference is a good summary of what makes up a valid IP address and how to express a range of addresses in CIDR (eg. 192.168.0.0/16) format. ...

I apologize if I am missing something obvious but I would appreciate some help with blocking ranges of IPs.

By way of example, let’s say I want to block all of the IPs allocated to Aruba.

There ...

I have a rather old Netgear router, model RP614v2, running the most recent firmware (5.20_RC3NA, dated 2004-04-23) that has the ability to block ports.

There is a “Block Services” feature that all ...

Thanks for your interest.

Why am I using a second NIC? Good question, and one I will try to answer.

The second NIC is a component of a security scheme in which I am trying to isolate the Web Se ...

I have an Actiontec modem with NAT, Router and Firewall. Whenever I request HTTP from my current public IP I get the Actiontec password screen. Requests to the public IP are trapped within the modem a ...

Thank you for the reply.

Between the time when I posted my message and your reply I have been tinkering! I discovered a couple of things that might have caused an unexpected route between my serve ...

I am running Abyss X1 v 2.5 on Windows Pro XP-SP3. This server computer has two Network Interface Cards (NICs), each on a separate subnet.

NIC1 is connected to the Internet through a router. All in ...

That's great. Thanks for your help.

I want to run two different web sites from one computer running XP SP3.

The two www addresses are directed to a single public IP address; one on Port 80; the other on Port 8080.

Can this be done ...