hi,
i want to have a relation between fixed ip ranges and locations within the
domain report. so i build this relation with the hostalias command
HOSTALIAS 10.71.*.* "Test"
that works fine. but within this ip-range there is a search engine. to avoid the
search engine hits, i used the
HOSTEXCLUDE 10.71.5.5
command. i was wondering, that this won't work. he includes the search engine
hits also. only by not giving him an alias for this ip, the search engine is
excluded.
It would be possible to avoid this by giving all aliases for each possible ip
adress within this range, except the ip adress of the search engine
HOSTALIAS 10.71.0.* "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.1.* "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.2.* "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.3.* "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.4.* "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.1 "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.2 "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.3 "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.4 "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.6 "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.7 "Test"
HOSTALIAS 10.71.5.8 "Test"
.
.
.
HOSTALIAS 10.71.6.* "Test"
.
.
HOSTALIAS 10.71.255.* "Test"
but this can't be the way. i had to exclude 3 search engines from within 3
different ranges. this way, it would be very much typing. has anybody a better
idea to solve this problem ???
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