I maybe understood your question but you should use: xxx.xxx.0.0/16.
Which include all xxx.xxx.###.### hosts.
Thanks.
On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Patrick Shanahan
how do I denote a group of domains as:
xxx.xxx only the first two groups specified but all inclusive
similar to
224.112.221.0/24 which I understand to include all 224.112.221.###
The specific numbers above are for example only and are not interesting. I am being pelted with access requests for inexistant pages and php scripts from a range of chinanet sites and want to drop access at the firewall rather than denying web page access.
Or perhaps a better plan ?? would be to add the group to /etc/hosts.deny?
Or am I trying to do it the wrong way?
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