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A few of you ladies are STILL trying to log onto my board, but
remember...the AKC filters are always on. "Filtered' AKC IP addys: 172.143.186 172.151.253 172.150.57 172.157.16 Have a GREAT day, and happy DX'ing! http://members3.boardhost.com/americaneagle/ A.E. 352 27.385 LSB |
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American Eagle 352 wrote:
A few of you ladies are STILL trying to log onto my board, but remember...the AKC filters are always on. "Filtered' AKC IP addys: 172.143.186 172.151.253 172.150.57 172.157.16 You do know that filters work best when the target doesn't know what's filtered, right? -- Paul Johnson http://ursine.ca/~baloo/ |
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On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 04:40:10 GMT American Eagle 352 wrote:
A few of you ladies are STILL trying to log onto my board, but remember...the AKC filters are always on. "Filtered' AKC IP addys: 172.143.186 172.151.253 172.150.57 172.157.16 Unless it's a fixed, dedicated IP, that don't mean jack ****. What if my cable company reassigns my IP? Maybe I'm on dial up. In which case, the IP changes with each connection. If you used 172.*.*.* then you'd block anyone from the entire IP range. So bye bye aol users. The IP block is meant to be used as a filter for domains, or robots. |
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Hello, Richard
Yep, you are right. What a surprise I received one day when my ISP changed my DSL IP address! LOL. Normally, cable and DSL accounts are fixed - but not forever. As to dial-up accounts, you are also correct in that they change *every* time you connect. Apparently some of the spammers love AOL as AOL isn't particularly responsive to complaints and it is hard to trace back a message - but who wants to pay that kind of money per month for America Off Line? As to me, I am probably headed back to DSL as they offered me two years of all phone features (free unlimited long distance within the U.S., caller id, call waiting, call forwarding, call blocking, 3 way calling and a big list of other features) as well as 3000k DSL for $64.95 per month. Hmmmmmm .... kinda like that 'fixed' IP for that price and speed ![]() Best regards from Rochester, NY Jim "Richard" wrote in message ... On Sat, 29 Jan 2005 04:40:10 GMT American Eagle 352 wrote: A few of you ladies are STILL trying to log onto my board, but remember...the AKC filters are always on. "Filtered' AKC IP addys: 172.143.186 172.151.253 172.150.57 172.157.16 Unless it's a fixed, dedicated IP, that don't mean jack ****. What if my cable company reassigns my IP? Maybe I'm on dial up. In which case, the IP changes with each connection. If you used 172.*.*.* then you'd block anyone from the entire IP range. So bye bye aol users. The IP block is meant to be used as a filter for domains, or robots. |
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AE352 is a deranged retard and a wrist flipping sissy ta boot.
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