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how to get net ranges in definitiosn networks ?

Toto
i like to habe a definition like this:

192.168.1.0 to 192.168.5.0 

so i can block traffic from this range.

is this possible ?
  


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    Make five Class C definittions going from 1 to 5; then make a Network Group.
    Use the Group in your rules...
       
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    thats what i know.. i would like a style like unix
    hosts.deny / allow

    lets say you wanna block that korean or china networks

    so i would be nice like that:

    name  192.168.0.0- 192.168.5.0

    with the networking grouping funltion you´ll lose 
    some kind of overview , because you must add one entry for
    each block.... and that can be realy hard 

      
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  • 0 in reply to SecApp
    thats what i know.. i would like a style like unix
    hosts.deny / allow

    lets say you wanna block that korean or china networks

    so i would be nice like that:

    name  192.168.0.0- 192.168.5.0

    with the networking grouping funltion you´ll lose 
    some kind of overview , because you must add one entry for
    each block.... and that can be realy hard 

      
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