Re: Block domain address from web server

Hi Mike,

The way that I would do it in iTools 7 is like this:

Go to Admin Server -> Web Settings -> Access Control

Click browse to the root folder of your website, and click select.

Scroll down to Domain Name based restrictions on the bottom left.

Select deny then allow, and input the IP address range into

the deny list.

ie. 66.125.224.0/24

This means 66.125.224.x are denied to access your website.

Click Apply, and this rule should apply immediately. Hope this helps.

regards,

Eric

On Tuesday, May 20, 2003, at 07:01 AM, Mike Schienle wrote:

Hi all -

I'm seeing a bunch of abuse from a particular domain that I'm considering blocking from my server. I just got about 100 attempts at looking for various admin-type pages, generated about two seconds apart. The IP address wasn't the same, but the trailing part of the domain was (i.e. variable.const.const.net). I understand I can use the following to block an IP address, but don't know what I need to enter for a domain or a range of IP addresses. Can someone pass along the info for either a domain or a range of IP addresses?

For a single IP address, this can be entered in the .htaccess file:

<Limit GET>

order deny,allow

deny from aa.bb.cc.dd

</Limit>

Mike Schienle

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