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Hello, Thanks for the question about using wildcards to block IP ranges. If you're not familiar with IP ranges, then you shouldn't try to block IPs using a wildcard. IP addresses are not directly sequential, so you can't use a wildcard to indicate a range. You may see it expressed like this: 66.23.100.0/16 or 66.23.100.0/24. Those are ranges of IPs. You can see more information on blocking IP addresses here. If you have any further questions or comments, please let us know. Regards, Arnel C. |
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