On Sun, October 11, 2015 4:46 pm, Gustavo Ponza wrote:
TNX for your explanation, but perhaps too complex
for a practical application, at least for me :)
Since, in practice, we are not protecting the
Fort Knox :) some practical scripts already applied
somewhere should be enough effective and easy to apply ...
73, gus
Here is an example of what you can put into your autoexec.nos file:
tcp access deny all <---- start by blocking everyone
tcp access permit 44/8 all <---- allow all 44Net on all incoming ports
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