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drxray

join:2009-11-15

reply to GeekJedi

Re: caching servers

I use OpenBSD as my "router and firewall" It uses PF for the firewall. This is where the "work to share the connection" is done. With PF I can control all of the internet traffic in and out. This statement will block and drop traffic and is in the pf.cong file.

#block caching century
block drop quick from xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24
block drop quick to xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24

replace the "xxx" with ip addresses and the /24 makes it class C subnet


GeekJedi
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Sorry I wasn't more clear...how do you find the addresses of the servers in order to block them? I can't figure out how to find them.
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The goal of the broadcast engineer is to get all the meters on the transmitter to go as far to the right as possible!!


drxray

join:2009-11-15

I use a program call "trafshow" for regular traffic viewing. When I need to be sure I use "tcpdump" to record the traffic so I can look at it in detail. Both are run on linux or unix.


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