new IP's has been fetched and has entry in to alias list . this was the first thing i did check.
When i say doesn't works anymore means the restriction / blocking doesn't block the new ip's automatic any more, except if i do manual removing from Firewall-> Diagnostics-> Aliases: then the new blocked ip's who are in black list comes in force.
When i say doesn't works anymore means the restriction / blocking doesn't block the new ip's automatic any more, except if i do manual removing from Firewall-> Diagnostics-> Aliases: then the new blocked ip's who are in black list comes in force.
Quote from: cookiemonster on Today at 03:22:06 PMWhat I mean is that your process is perfectly valid but unknown to us here on how it works.Quoteyes I'm keeping the list in remote server. Firewall Aliases has a rules ( URL IP's tabele) who is checking every 60 sec for update the remote black list. from this rule i got Floating who does actual restriction to the network.It is impossible to tell why "this does not work anymore", your mechanism to fetch the list I imagine is the Alias automation on OPN. But the content might not be "correct".
Before the update if I want restrict an IP, just have to add it to the remote server black list. And Firewall Aliases fetching this list automatic and blocking the new ip's.
Now this doesn't work anymore , to do so i need to go to Firewall: Diagnostics: States: find were is the new ip or IP's and manual drop it. And then the actual block comes in force.
Maybe use the Diagnostic part of the alias in OPN, to look into the table.
Or when you say "this doesn't work anymore". Does it mean nothing is fetched or something else?
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