Graham Dunn wrote:

> Z
>
>>>    1. Drop all of the firewall's NAT'ed connections for a certan LAN IP.
>>>    2. Ban all traffic from a LAN IP address for a certain amount of time.
>>>      
>>>
>Can I ask why you want #1? If you do #2 properly, the net result is that 
>no more traffic will be passed and the sessions will eventually time out.
>
>Anyways, see http://www.phildev.net/ipf/IPFques.html#26 for the answer 
>to #1.
>
>The simplest case for #2:
>
>In exec.php, you would do
>
>echo "@2 block in quick on LANINTERFACE from x.x.x.x/32 to any" | ipf -f -
>
>If you have complicated firewall rules, you'll need to figure out where 
>the rule should go and with which group (if any).
>  
>
Since m0n0wall's rules are stateful, accomplishing #2 without #1 
wouldn't be a complete solution -- Any already-established connection 
would be allowed to continue. 

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