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Webfilter: Exception with IP-Range?

Hi guys,

is it possible to add an exception for an ip range (cidr notation)? [8-)]

Example:

Matching these URLs:
^https?://192.168.1.0/24

Thanks!

BR
labtexc

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0 BAlfson over 11 years ago

You don't really need the ".*" at the end; that just makes the string comparison take longer. You could just use ^https?://192\.168\.[0-7]\.

Cheers - Bob
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0 zeus1976 over 11 years ago in reply to BAlfson

You don't really need the ".*" at the end; that just makes the string comparison take longer. You could just use ^https?://192\.168\.[0-7]\.

Cheers - Bob

Question: How to do with this range: 91.123.96.0 - 91.123.111.255

Thank you for your help.

Best regards
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0 rrosson over 11 years ago in reply to zeus1976

Question: How to do with this range: 91.123.96.0 - 91.123.111.255

Thank you for your help.

Best regards

I found this site recently when I was working with my netflix exemption. Give it a try and see if this helps.

IP Range Regular Expression Builder | Analytics Market
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0 DaMaN841 over 11 years ago in reply to rrosson

A workaround I tried that seems to work for me. I wrote up a brief how to.

Web Protection Exception using Range
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0 DaMaN841 over 11 years ago in reply to rrosson

A workaround I tried that seems to work for me. I wrote up a brief how to.

Web Protection Exception using Range
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