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Hi Tony -
Anyway, is there some way I can block the emails originating from
(69.6.49.x) and (69.6.50.x) ip addresses? I'm trying to enter them in the
"connection restrictions" panel in OpsNav. As long as I enter the complete
email address (hundreds of them), it works.
Those two netblocks, which belong to "Opt-In Enterprises" are:
69.6.49.0/24 aka 69.6.49.0 255.255.255.0
69.6.50.0/24 aka 69.6.50.0 255.255.255.0
I don't do this kind of thing so I'm don't know how you enter the ranges in
OpsNav but probably using the second format. (I'm with those who suggest
that you do it at your firewall.)
Both of those ranges are under "WholesaleBandwith Inc." You could probably
block that entire netblock with what is often called "loseless compression".
69.6.0.0/18 aka 69.6.0.0 255.255.192.0
(This is not WholesaleBandwidth's only netblock.)
With a name like WholesaleBandwidth I wouldn't expect it to do much good,
but they do have an abuse address listed of: abuse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
so you can register a complaint with them.
Ken
http://www.ke9nr.net/
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