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December 7th 05, 12:41 AM
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Deny Specific Incomming IP to Webserver
I would like to be able to deny specific IPs from ever hitting my Apache web
server. I can Deny them via the httpd.conf file, but that only stops them from getting my pages, they still know the server exists. I tried via the IP Security Policies in MMC but my test computer still showed up in the Apache log. Since I have port 80 forwarded through my SOHO router to my WebServer, is it possible to actually deny a specifi IP from seeing open port? Any suggestions of a non overly intrusive software firewall, or a built in ACL, or filter would be greatly appriciated. 
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