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Blacklisting IP addresses from server through Plesk

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gee_fin

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Is there a way to do this through the Plesk interface? Either a 3rd party plugin or suchlike? I'm just struggling with command line IP tables setup and wondering if there is a nice GUI way to do this instead?

Cheers,
Graeme.
 
You can use the APF firewall from RFX networks to block the IP address(es).

APF filters ports and IP addresses using IPtables commands for you.

Download at: http://www.rfxnetworks.com


Regards,

Limedrink.
 
What operating system? For debian, I use lokkit, very very easy to use.
 
the GUI way..

You can also install the firewall module & do it the GUI way..

R
 
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