Would 192.168.212.002 work and limit it to just the .2 IP address?

Monday, March 25, 2002, 9:51:06 AM, R. Scott Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>>Sorry to just jump in on this, but this raises a question:
>>
>>If I block 192.168.212.2 specifically, then based on your answer, would it
>>not then block .200 through .255 as well? Same if I blocked .21, then
>>.210-.219 would also get snagged, .1 would block the 100s, you get the idea.

RSP> Yes, that is correct.  We are planning to add CIDR support, though, which 
RSP> will prevent this possibility.
RSP>                             -Scott

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