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From: Brian G <brian@briang.org>
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If I need to deny some IP blocks what should the IPFW line look like ?
These are the IP blocks I would like to deny.

@Home Network / @Work Division (NETBLK-ATWORK) ATWORK
--> 209.19.0.0 - 209.19.127.255
@Home Network / @Work Division (NETBLK-ATWORK2) ATWORK2
--> 209.125.0.0 - 209.125.255.255
@Home Network / @Work Division (NETBLK-ATWORK-4) ATWORK-4
--> 209.218.0.0 - 209.219.255.255 

and 

@Home Network (NETBLK-ATHOME)   ATHOME   
--> 24.0.0.0 - 24.5.127.255

Thanks 
-Brian

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