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From: Chris Appleton <appleton_chris@yahoo.com>
Subject: ipfw range filter?
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is it possible to filter a range of ip's with one rule?

unfortunately i've got a c class and just have the one subnet so i
don't think i can use /x for instance.  i could try and create proper
subnets, but of course want the quickie.

i don't like having 60 rules for pop and smtp to hosted servers.

thanks advance,

chris

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