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Posted by Howard Moulton on 09/26/05 06:00
try this: use Peer Guardian!
unless your router supports ip-block banning (similar to shoutcast ip-block
ban feature),
Peer Guardian is your best bet - and it's much easier to paste them in a
text file.
if you have a large/busy lan, blocking at the router might be the better
choice (keeps traffic down on the lan)
but if your the only machine on the router, it makes no difference where the
block is. ;-)
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"John" <margaritashomepage@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:cufej1l2oansvcm4vpasiaakn0ssjtiu0o@4ax.com...
>I have a Netgear MR814V2 router. I want to try to use it to block the
> RIAA IP addresses that I see listed in this group, but I can't figure
> out how to do it. I can see how to block web address such as
> www.someplace.com , but to add numeric IP addresses to the list it
> seems like I have to add each IP address individually. If I try to add
> 38.113.214.0-38.113.214.255 it doesn't work. It seems like I have to
> add each one from .0 to .255 one at a time. That would take me
> forever. Am I missing something?
>
> I guess I could install Peer Guardian, but since I already have that
> router I would prefer to use it if I could.
>
> Thanks. John
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