Re: [OS X] PF Firewall FrontEnd

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Da Geek Kid join:2003-10-11 ::1 kudos:1	reply to TamaraB Re: [OS X] PF Firewall FrontEnd Those addresses go into your hosts file... I'd use both...
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TamaraB Question The Current Paradigm Premium join:2000-11-08 Da Bronx Reviews: ·Optimum Online ·Clearwire Wireless	said by Da Geek Kid: Those addresses go into your hosts file... How do you put IP ranges into a hosts file? What entry in a hosts file would block 200.0.0.0 to 200.254.254.254?
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Da Geek Kid join:2003-10-11 ::1 kudos:1	for things like IP addresses I would use IceFloor. But I would highly recommend not using any apple device as a firewall. They are very simple in design and do not assist in anything for network troubleshooting. I would recommend anything that runs DD-WRT or any other open WRT firmware. They provide a wide range of abilities and tweaks. Although, doing this on your laptop is a good idea as always when going out to the open world. You want to make sure you are covered not just behind the firewall at home.
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