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Ploxhoi
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by Ploxhoi »
I am trying to setup an Socks Proxy.
I want to not be able go to certian IPs.
For example: 100.100.100.0 to 150.150.150.255
I have to do this as a IP/Submask.
Would I be right to put in 100.100.100.0/205.205.205.0?
If I put in 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 does that mean any IP?
Ploxhoi
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mccoffee
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by mccoffee »
that 0.0.0.0.0 .0 is what they call wildcard masking so any traffic on the 205.205.205.0 all traffic will go through
Comptia a+ n+
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Ploxhoi
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by Ploxhoi »
I got it!
IP/Mask it was as easy as I thought.
(IP+(255-[Mask..255]).(IP+(255-[Mask..255]).(IP+(255-[Mask..255]).(IP+(255-[Mask..255))
If that makes since to yah.
Ploxhoi
