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Block a Fragment of an IP Range?

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  • GOT
    You won't always get exactly what you are looking for but it all comes from cidr notation. I normally use this tool to figure out what a particular mask will block whatmask - IP subnet/CIDR Calculator
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  • 000
    You won't always get exactly what you are looking

    thanks. I need block from 54.36.14* to 54.36.188 how I can do this? Regards
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  • GOT
    Ip ranges do not work exactly the way you want in this case, you'd have to block several ranges to get what you want 54.36.140.0/22 54.36.144.0/20 54.36.160.0/20 54.36.176.0/21 54.36.184.0/22 54.36.188.0/24 That blocks 54.36.140.0-54.36.188.255 I used that link I sent you to work that out. You just gotta plug and chug. With practice it becomes easier.
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  • cPanelLauren
    Great advice @GOT thanks!
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  • 000
    Ip ranges do not work exactly the way you want in this case, you'd have to block several ranges to get what you want 54.36.140.0/22 54.36.144.0/20 54.36.160.0/20 54.36.176.0/21 54.36.184.0/22 54.36.188.0/24 That blocks 54.36.140.0-54.36.188.255 I used that link I sent you to work that out. You just gotta plug and chug. With practice it becomes easier.

    Thanks, I will try understand how this work.
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