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sixxxthsense 11-12-2004 05:01 PM

Some fucker is trying to hack one of my servers...
 
Does anyone know how to block an ip using the WebHost Manager?

I blocked his ip (209.152.169.143) with cPanel :) (but thats only for a single domain)

is there anyway I can block'm using a UNIX command or something?

sorry bout the noob question!

xenophobic 11-12-2004 05:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by sixxxthsense
Does anyone know how to block an ip using the WebHost Manager?

I blocked his ip (209.152.169.143) with cPanel :) (but thats only for a single domain)

is there anyway I can block'm using a UNIX command or something?

sorry bout the noob question!

route add -host 209.152.169.143 127.0.0.1

on a BSD based system.

sixxxthsense 11-12-2004 05:05 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by xenophobic
route add -host 209.152.169.143 127.0.0.1

on a BSD based system.

I see that command redirects him to localhost :), thanks!!!


Can it be used with an ASTERISK(*)?

xenophobic 11-12-2004 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by sixxxthsense
I see that command redirects him to localhost :), thanks!!!


Can it be used with an ASTERISK(*)?

might want to be careful using wildcards like that, you can substitute it with
-net 209.152.169.0 which should route the whole class C to 127.0.0.1

if you know your Operating System name and the firewall type, you would be better using a firewall rule to filter it than the route command to redirect, just route works without knowing the firewall type.


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