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will is made permit on download only resolved IP or IP ranges?


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Menu->limits->bans and enter IPs or IP ranges (using wild cards)


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Quote from: "Rafi"
Menu->limits->bans and enter IPs or IP ranges (using wild cards)
what this "(using wild cards)"?
HFS 2 beta 17


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Quote from: "hogo"
Quote from: "Rafi"
Menu->limits->bans and enter IPs or IP ranges (using wild cards)
what this "(using wild cards)"?
HFS 2 beta 17
Wild cards = *, ? instead of part of the IP or /IP to invert the logic (=except)


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Quote from: "Rafi"
Wild cards = *, ? instead of part of the IP or /IP to invert the logic (=except)
for instance I must write 192.168.*.*  or *192.168.1.1-192.168.255.255?
to allow only 192.168.x.x


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Quote from: "hogo"
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Wild cards = *, ? instead of part of the IP or /IP to invert the logic (=except)
for instance I must write 192.168.*.*  or *192.168.1.1-192.168.255.255?
to allow only 192.168.x.x
No , I think you must write:    \192.168.*.*  (meaning - ban ALL except...)

By the way, if you are behind a router, you are protected by it's NAT anyway, and if you WANT ot allow connection from the outside you MUST forward the port HFS is using INSIDE the router to your HFS-PC.


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Quote from: "hogo"
for instance I must write 192.168.*.*  or *192.168.1.1-192.168.255.255? to allow only 192.168.x.x
both are accepted ;)


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for instance I must write 192.168.*.*  or *192.168.1.1-192.168.255.255? to allow only 192.168.x.x
both are accepted ;)
don't you have to invert them to *allow* access ?


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yes, to invert BOTH
using \ not /


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yes, to invert BOTH
using \ not /
thank you