Blocking access to a network
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Blocking access to a network

From: shay <shayglenn@gmail.com>
Date: Tue May 31 2005 - 11:12:37 CEST



Hi all,


I have a Netgear DG834 ADSL Firewall Router with 4 PC connected to it.


I have set the router to reserve IP's to certain mac addresses eg


ip's ending 2 - 5.



I have set the router to as a DHCP Server for ip's starting 2 -


ending 5 so I think in theory no one else could connect to the router


as there ar no more ip's in the pool.



The person that uses computer on ip No 3 has decided to pull out of the


network (as we all split the costs) so I want to stop him from simply


reconnecting and using the network.



I have set the firewall to block all traffic on this IP. Eg



Outbound Services


         # 	Enable	Service Name	Action	LAN Users	WAN Servers	Log



2


Any(ALL)	BLOCK always	192.168.0.3	192.168.0.3	Always


         Default	Yes	Any	ALLOW always	Any	Any	Never



Inbound Services


         # 	Enable	Service Name	Action	LAN Server IP address	WAN Users	Log



2


Any(ALL)	BLOCK always	Any	192.168.0.3	Always


         Default	Yes	Any	BLOCK always	Any	Any	Never



Am I right using the same address on the WAN side... do these settings


look right??



Thanks loads,


Shay


Received on Thu Sep 29 19:53:30 2005