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    freeseacher
    last edited by Feb 20, 2006, 7:48 AM

    Hello
    I would like to create one rule to and from clinet to block al traffic from it
    now i create one rul that blocks traffic from client and it works like…
    so i can ping him and he can't ping anything
    of cause i can just remove state from it... but my be it will be more helpfull to create rules of full block

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      jeroen234
      last edited by Feb 20, 2006, 6:03 PM

      for full block you need 2 rules
      1 to block its outgoning trafic and 1 to block its incomming trafic

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        freeseacher
        last edited by Feb 21, 2006, 3:03 AM

        Yes I know that 2 rules will solve my problem but i have ~200 ip's… os it will be ~400 of rules ? it will be cruel. may be it will be helpfull to create some kind of [v] to create such rules

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          jeroen234
          last edited by Feb 21, 2006, 7:10 AM

          make a alias called blockedip add all the blocked ip's to that alias
          now make the 2 rules insted of a ipadress type blockedip

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            freeseacher
            last edited by Feb 21, 2006, 8:39 AM

            I thouth about it. But if it will be so i'll  loose easy way to open/block clients.
            May be it will be more helpfull t  create [v] (bidirectional) and it will crete 2 rules at the same way

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              Jesse7
              last edited by Feb 23, 2006, 9:12 PM

              Can't you just block a range?  And why do you need two rules?  I thought you can set one rule to both tcp and udp.

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                freeseacher
                last edited by Feb 26, 2006, 4:24 AM

                here is a scheme
                i have 9 servers on every i have something near 90 clients. When client have zero on his ballanse manager turns it off. Now i must create 2 rules one to block traffic from clinet and one to client. so it about 180 rules on one page. IMHO it is very big page and a lot of rules on it. So if i will have list not from ~180 rules it will be greate.

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                  hoba
                  last edited by Feb 26, 2006, 11:00 AM

                  You can reduce your list of rules a lot by using the alias system.

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                    freeseacher
                    last edited by Feb 27, 2006, 8:21 AM

                    Ok lets go that way.
                    I will create 1 alias that will be called "allowed users". in that alias i will add all clients that must work and all athers will be blocked. so When i need to allow client to work i will add it ip address to that alias.
                    hm… maybe it will be more easy to temporary block throw webconfig some rows and not delete them ?

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                      hoba
                      last edited by Mar 2, 2006, 7:07 PM

                      whatever works best for you  ;)

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