cheap wireless router that can block more than 10 ips / subnets

Hello I am looking for a cheap linksys/ dlink /smc /netgear that can
block access to external ips / subnets. I have a linksys can block
access to ports but not ips. I would like to configure my router as a
host in my subnet and deny access to clients in the same subnet as well
as access to other subnets. Looks like only a cheap cisco could do this
but may be there is a netgear or dlink router that can do this. Does
anyone have any suggestions on how to do this? thanks.

cant quite figure out your specific question.

used an older di624a here and it will block ip or ip-ranges
offers several different configs to do it actually so you need to be a bit
creative to get think // max of 40 rules.

you might look at current model of that router and most likely dlink has
emulator available in support for it.

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> Hello I am looking for a cheap linksys/ dlink /smc /netgear that can
> block access to external ips / subnets. I have a linksys can block
> access to ports but not ips. I would like to configure my router as a
> host in my subnet and deny access to clients in the same subnet as well
> as access to other subnets. Looks like only a cheap cisco could do this
> but may be there is a netgear or dlink router that can do this. Does
> anyone have any suggestions on how to do this? thanks.
>

On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 23:52:24 GMT, "bumtracks" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>cant quite figure out your specific question.
>
>used an older di624a here and it will block ip or ip-ranges
>offers several different configs to do it actually so you need to be a bit
>creative to get think // max of 40 rules.
>
>you might look at current model of that router and most likely dlink has
>emulator available in support for it.

Yep. For DI-624 see:
http://support.dlink.com/Emulators/d...v_filters.html
Seems to support LAN side blocking by IP address range but not by
subnet. Also, I think there's a limit to how many filter rules can be
added, but I don't know the exact number.

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Jeff Liebermann wrote:

> On Mon, 13 Feb 2006 23:52:24 GMT, "bumtracks" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote:
>
>>cant quite figure out your specific question.
>>
>>used an older di624a here and it will block ip or ip-ranges
>>offers several different configs to do it actually so you need to be a bit
>>creative to get think // max of 40 rules.
>>
>>you might look at current model of that router and most likely dlink has
>>emulator available in support for it.
>
> Yep. For DI-624 see:
> http://support.dlink.com/Emulators/d...v_filters.html

For Linksys WRT54G using 3rd party firmware you should be able to write
unlimited (or at least limited only by size of memory) rules for the
firewall (certainly possible w/ sveasoft, but I would expect the others to
be just as flexible).
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derek