Easy IP Ban Reference - eC-IPBR v1.0 released

Posted on Tuesday, September 28, 2004 @ 08:22:56 UTC in Tool and Utilities
by Raven

beetraham writes:  
Have you ever felt yourself insecure when performing *blind-folded* IP Bans due to performed quick risk analysis? To ban or not to ban a certain IP Range? We'll, you should not feel that insecure anymore - there are ~55k lines more of IP Ranges from now on backing you up with your decision making process.

This straightforward LookUp utility, Easy IP Ban Reference, is constructed in an attempt to boost up webserver root's / site admin's ability to succesfully manage the issued IP Bans/Blocks with enhanced precission based on used reference - either in form of anticipated protective bans being targetted for certain regions, sub-regions, countries - or as focused IP Bans targetted for certain hostile IP Ranges only.

The *script set* input consists of (1) external compound only - *ip-to-country.csv* file (used by various apps/instances) which is being dumped into a predefined location for *script set* driven processing purposes.

The downloadable package is equipped with following content:

* README-INSTALL.html
* ec-ipbr-ready.zip (*ready-made end-product*)
* ec-ipbr.tar.gz (*script set* providing the *ready-made end-product* - for yours to manage and make the future updates)

You'll find more a detailed introductory with attached SCREENSHOTS at URL:

http://www.ec-clan.org/eC-IPBR-Intro/README-INSTALL.html

The package is being set downloadable at URL:

http://www.ec-clan.org/downloads.html
Demo LIVE Enviroment The *** READY-MADE END PRODUCT *** as seen additionally packaged within the release: http://www.ec-clan.org/IPBR/index.php
The LookUp utility is intended to function as a quick reference to IP Ranges that are in most cases, depending on the width, being composed of one or more countries, sub-regions and regions - this is where the need for precession comes along - ideally, to ban only what is considered absolutely necessary and NOT an IP more.

The latter remark may easily sound as an ultimatum not to be ever reached - however, as long as the source data being used for these purposes is valued as up-to-date as possible, many advantages are gained by using the LookUp Reference as a parallel guide in setting the accessability restrictions for the website/webserver visitor(s)/user(s) when considering the *blind-folded form of banning* as an extreme secondary option.

 
 
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Re: Easy IP Ban Reference - eC-IPBR v1.0 released (Score: 1)
by Raven on Tuesday, September 28, 2004 @ 16:00:33 UTC

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This looks extremely impressive and I don't mean that sarcasticly. Can you please explain how this is to be used? Is there an integration path, say to IP Tracker or MS Analysis? Why don't you start a thread in the forums instead of replying here? Thanks!

Re: Easy IP Ban Reference - eC-IPBR v1.0 released (Score: 1)
by beetraham
on Wednesday, September 29, 2004 @ 02:26:42 UTC
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Thank you for your supportive feedback.

As per your kind suggestion, it is a great pleasure to construct an extended general description of the intended application target/flow for this modest StandAlone LookUp utility.

I'll also thoroughly summarize the planned near future enhancements and anticipated add-ons regarding the referred integration paths, etc. according to my current knowledge.

Hence, there will be a summarized extended guide available at the Forums within the next 24h.

Thanks again,

BR,

-beetraham

 
 

Re: Easy IP Ban Reference - eC-IPBR v1.0 released (Score: 1)
by Raven on Wednesday, September 29, 2004 @ 00:25:37 UTC

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I just noticed that when you list the entire country, like the US, the first 2 columns are both named

IP Range [start] IP Range [start]

I would assume that the second one should be IP Range [end] :)

Re: Easy IP Ban Reference - eC-IPBR v1.0 released (Score: 1)
by beetraham
on Wednesday, September 29, 2004 @ 01:17:42 UTC
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Thank You, Raven!

Those sweet typos... one will a-l-w-a-y-s find those ones from where being least missed. :)

I'll perform an immediate update for the *script set* package being set downloadable at the earlier referred location.

I'll still keep the revision numbering the same (v1.0) - as this is a super-minor template update, but an important one, to maintain consistency with the *stripped presentation* outlook.

Thanks again,

-beetraham


 
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