>In using the external ipfile to reject ip addresses how does the
>program match the ip?
Either with a "partial match" (where "127.0.0." would match any 127.0.0.xxx
address), or an exact CIDR match (such as 127.0.0.0/24).
>Does the ipfile line:
>80.
>block all ip addresses beginning with 80. or including 80. or does it
>try to make a network address or what does it do?
It would look for any IP that has "80." in it, which would include
"80.22.134.12" and "192.168.180.14" (and many, many others!).
If you were looking to catch anything in the 80.x.x.x range, you could use
"80.0.0.0/8".
-Scott
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