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Auto create Object/host & Web Filtering IP range control

AzwanArif
Hi Guys,

I believe most of you will face this issue or ask by customer, How to block or control computer/IP by range of Web Filtering.

The workaround is to control by QoS which support a network range or manually create object/host to use with web filtering or other feature.

The headache comes is when more than 10 computers and manual host has to be created if QoS was not the choices.

Appreciate if you guys have any other workaround e.g create multiple host via backend access or other method to solve the issue?. Thanks


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    Perl would be one of many scripting options -  the depth of Astaro::ConfdPlRPC is not required.  Shell script around confd-client.plx (aka cc) should suffice.

    If limited to the web interface then look at automation with Selenium.

    Network definitions can be helpful for sequential addresses when the addresses align with subnets.
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    Perl would be one of many scripting options -  the depth of Astaro::ConfdPlRPC is not required.  Shell script around confd-client.plx (aka cc) should suffice.

    If limited to the web interface then look at automation with Selenium.

    Network definitions can be helpful for sequential addresses when the addresses align with subnets.
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