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PA2SNK > BPQ32 04.01.19 01:34l 73 Lines 2653 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re:Can I BLOCK senders?
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>From: ZL4AX@ZL2BAU.#79.NZL.AUNZ
>To : BPQ32@WW
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>I wonder if anyone else who runs BPQ32 might know if there's a
>command or setup that will allow me to BLOCK or to
>UNMONITOR certain individual callsigns from connecting or
>broadcasting to my BPQ node on the internet port please?
>
>The reason I have to ask is because after many years of
>routine and trouble-free operation I have suddenly acquired
>several uninvited stations who have started bombarding me
>with NODES BROADCASTS that I don't want, and did not ask-for.
>These sations are in the USA and several in ARGENTINA.
>
>Obviously, since these people disn;t ask first, or make any
>arrangements for me to include them in my own Nodes Partners
>List, their broadcasts are not being accepted by my system,
>and are generating many reply attempts that they aren't
>listening-for. All traffic I send bounces back because we
>haven't 'Mapped' each-other's calls.
>
>So these people's activities are pointless and unwelcome.
>Why would they do this without making arrangement first? Duh!
>
>The end result is that my DATA CONSUMPTION HAS ROCKETED
>TO 20 TIMES IT'S NORMAL LEVEL.
>Since I'm paying my the megabyte to my ISP, this is disastrous.
>
>So please, do you know if there's any way that I can specifically
>BLOCK these stations from my BPQ system?
>I'm sure there's a command or setup page somewhere that will
>allow me to do this?
>
>Any suggestions appreciated.
>mni thanks Paul ZL4AX-10:PUKKIE
You should take a look at your modem or router to check if you can block
the ip adresses of these anoying nodes.
Think that would do the trick for you.
As far as i know there is no method in BPQ itself to block certain ip
adresses.
Good luck.
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