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parisdns
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How to BAN IP from the whole server ?... 
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OlegB
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Plesk > Server > Access
For more information
http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/Windows/Docs/plesk-7.5-win-admins-guide/ch02s01.html
For more information
http://download1.swsoft.com/Plesk/Plesk7.5/Windows/Docs/plesk-7.5-win-admins-guide/ch02s01.html
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parisdns
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Ok, but if I understand the purpose, it's just ban this IP to access my server.
All, I want is to block this IP to browse my website !...
All, I want is to block this IP to browse my website !...
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Gris@
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You should do it by FireWall.
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pleuck
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To block access to one site you can open IIS Manager>go to "web sites">right click on the site you want to edit>click "properties">click "Directory Security" tab>Click "edit" button next to IP address and domain name restrictions>add the ips you want to block. You can block just one or a subnet.
Caution!!!
Read and know what you're doing or you can lock yourself out!
Use the help file or search Microsoft for more info.
Or as Gris says do it in the firewall.
Caution!!!
Read and know what you're doing or you can lock yourself out!
Use the help file or search Microsoft for more info.
Or as Gris says do it in the firewall.
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JackL
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One more way to go:
You can use IPsec to filter traffic from that IPs.
John S.G.
You can use IPsec to filter traffic from that IPs.
John S.G.
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