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24.202.11.0/24 (blocking 24.202.11.* I think)
but I need to ban 24.202.*.*
Does anyone have a rule to do this?
BTW this particular ip is just an example from the documentation.
MM
Can you point us to a concrete example of that?
I've been in the Internet industry for quite a while and have never heard of an ISP suing anyone because they were blocked by their firewall rules unless there was some sort of pre-existing contractual relationship where they had agreed to pass traffic for them.
Obviously they wouldn't have a legal leg to stand on, somehow trying to force someone into allowing their packets on the other persons server or network.