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From: John Clark <jc@netview.net>
Subject: I am under attack, need to restrict network
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Help,

I am under hacker attack, I need to restrict an entire class c network from
accessing my server!  Under Linux I could do this with the /etc/hosts.deny.
How would I do this under FreeBSD 2.1?

Answer soon please!


John Clark
[jc@netview.net]