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Blocking A Range of IP Addresses With Norton

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I'm reaching out to this forum cause others may be in the same situation.

 

Some of these program solutions require bypassing authentication BabyWeb or Authentication servers (Tradestation, Multicharts).

 

The Host file entries are no problem, but these programs attempt futher authentication by accessing their host servers using IP addresses which are rotated (changing) everytime you start these applications. The changing IP's can be seen in the firewall logs. They change faster than I can put them in the Network Map Trust Control list.

 

Can anyone suggest how to block a range of addresses (192.156,101.1 to 192.156.101.254) in Norton Security ?

 

:((

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