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Noah Vail
Oh God please no.
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join:2004-12-10
SouthAmerica

Noah Vail

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List of Tampa area FiOS IPs

This is all the CIDRs I could find for Tampa FiOS customers -> »pastebin.com/YEBeLuDb
(It's possible 1 person might find this useful. one day)

I use this info to limit to access to hosted mail, data, etc - to users on certain ISPs.
It's safer than opening ports to an entire country (or all countries).

Next I need to find CIDRs for wireless customers.
I wish I could arrow those down to a region but I'm not hopeful.

Mahalo
join:2000-12-20
united state

Mahalo

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I think I understand what you are doing but the logic seems backwards. Wouldn't it be easier to allow only what you need to and block everything else? A better FW may need to be considered as well. We use PaloAlto FW's and you can get pretty granular with a few clicks.

Noah Vail
Oh God please no.
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join:2004-12-10
SouthAmerica

Noah Vail

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said by Mahalo:

Wouldn't it be easier to allow only what you need to and block everything else?

Actually, ISP lists are just that.

Example: If I know my remote VPN users all have FiOS and Bright House, I only allow VPN connections from those 2 ISPs.

guppy_fish
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join:2003-12-09
Palm Harbor, FL

guppy_fish

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Update your location? your in Florida now?

Noah Vail
Oh God please no.
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join:2004-12-10
SouthAmerica

Noah Vail

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I've been in Florida for 20 years. Virginia is where I'm from.
dfwguy
join:2013-10-24

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This seems like a good way to get a 3am wakeup call when some C-level executive can't get their email because Verizon reallocated an IP range from DSL to FiOS.

Noah Vail
Oh God please no.
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join:2004-12-10
SouthAmerica

Noah Vail

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said by dfwguy:

This seems like a good way to get a 3am wakeup call when some C-level executive can't get their email because Verizon reallocated an IP range from DSL to FiOS.

Not as likely if those ranges are included.