how can i ban all numbers possible in the last number of the ip ?
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Hi @Totenkopf-Evil,
To block some IP, you can do it with a firewall where you setup a iptables.
To block all IP addresses in the range 123.123.123.0 to 123.123.123.255, you can use the following iptables rule:
sudo iptables -A INPUT -s 123.123.123.0/24 -j DROP
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ty for answer and how i can do the same here
In the ban list, you cannot block all IPs at once, you have to enter them one by one.
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@opZ1ca
This is not true. You can ban a range of IPs.
@Totenkopf-Evil
123.123.123.* as regular expression (or wildcard) would ban 123.123.123.1 to 123.123.123.255
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mm i tried ban myself and didnt work 
I bet you got ignore bans set in your permissions 
which is it totally normal as admin.
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nop, i checked that before
im trying different ways, with regular expression and wildcard ipv4 and no work 
if i ban my exactly ip with regular expression i get banned example: 123.123.123.123
if i ban with regular expression example 123.123.123.* no work and i can enter on ts
if i use wildcard ipv4 and i use 123.123.123.* after accept this change to 123.123.123.[0-9]+ but i still can enter on ts
Then please show us what you do.
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if i use wildcard ipv4 for ban with * at the last number this figure
but i still can enter on ts
im banning my cellphone ip and i dont have admin permissions for avoid ban
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Now you may enter your real IP.
123… isn’t your IP
And do not make the ban permanent when testing!!!!!!!!!
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is just a example i tried with my real ip obviously
Then please show a permission overview.
I still think you ignore bans. Please export your permissions as txt.
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I found a difference in permissions, now is working i can ban now with regex using *, ty
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