Manually blacklist public IPs

Looking how to add a list of public IPs that i would like to blacklist and to be in a reject state by the system when they arrive.

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does your device have any open ports towards internet ?
if not, everything is already rejected ...

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I use BanIP. There you have very simple black and white list you can admin.
You can also block regions.

It stops slipstream attacks when I tried that for fun after three attempts also or anything else trying to brute force its way in to the router.

it is not about security, rather than a test that i am looking. I do not want the system to reply any answers for one of the services that i have, for particular IPs. So they will use the next available. That's why i am looking to block particular IPs.
Also, it is to block access to particular IPs that are offensive
Any idea how to add it in the firewall manually, please?

It sounds a lot like what BanIP did to my Slipstreamattack test after three attempts. Then Slipstream test server said “no connection to the endpoint”

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You can choose in BanIP incoming or outgoing or both traffic also.

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Just make a DROP or Reject Traffic Rule.

I would advise using DROP since these are known-offensive IPs...in fact I'd suggest you changing your WAN and default firewall rules DROP instead of Reject.

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How do i add drop rules?

:confused:

You press the add button:


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