- Is it possible to "Policy-Based Routing" for this ? "Policy-Based Routing" has " Custom User Files" that can route IPs and Domains.
banip package for IPs, adblock package for domains.
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"Policy-Based Routing" can do it ?
sounds like routing, not banning/stopping traffic, but you can probably redirect it somewhere, where no one will answer it.
Can "traffic rules" do it?
are you randomly name dropping features, while surfing the UI ?
it can, but it's going to be cumbersome, if there's a lot of IPs ...
what's wrong with BanIP ?
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How to do it with IPset ?
BanIP uses IPSet.
if you want to skip banip, google ipset, it's a *nix feature, not openwrt specific.
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what do you want block ? ip of what ? by traffic rules is possible
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IP blocklist of bad IPs, Sites and Countries.
Is there a script for it ? you did it manually
- Configuration file
/etc/config/firewall
- Service script
/etc/init.d/firewall
The image provided uses the web GUI.
How to create and update traffic rule with IPs from a blocklist or of a country or Website.
Is the list in ipset format (i.e only containing IPs/CIDR ranges)?
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Theoretically, yes, practically it's far from being the best tool for this job. I'd recommend simple-adblock, it's a lightweight and fast package and it's easy to block domains and/or point it to a custom file with domains you want to block.
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