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> >  ok, so how would i deny access to an entire C-Class?
> 
> 	Put "198.64.0		REJECT" in your access database (substituting 
> the appropriate first three octets for the Class C network in 
> question, of course), and then re-run makemap to update the access 
> database.

Ok, how do you do something like 206.17.79.128/25?


Nate


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