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Blocking IP address in Windows 2003

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by chrisgaeth Aug 31, 2005 last reply Aug 31, 2005

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I have client that runs an online community. He hosts a TeamSpeak and multiplayer server on Windows 2003 at an external provider. Sometimes he has a need to ban users. Rather than going to each application to input the banned IP he would like to do it on time directly on the server. Can that be done?

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by bfilmfan Aug 31, 2005

He can use IPSEC to reject traffic from that IP address or range of IP addresses.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/networking/ipsec/default.mspx

He could access create an access list on the router to drop traffic from those addresses.

Or at a proxy server. It really depends on how the server is accessing Internet traffic.

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