VPN & datacenter IPs /Github, how to incorporate?

Good day.

Need help to incorporate above package from GitHub into open-wrt.
Already installed and able to roughly config banIP.

I followed this one:
https://forum.openwrt.org/t/solved-need-help-installing-github-package/164056

Everything completed without error, but unable to find anywhere vpn-blocking package in banIP. Or everything I am doing wrong!!!

Appreciate help.

Thanks

so add one ?

Sorry, I didn't get you?

You can add custom ban lists in banip, can't you ?

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No idea about that, any tutorial or instruction plz...


This is what happens when I tried to put manually IPV4 list.
If this got a fix, What I understand, list need to update manually on regular basis?

see the tab next to the one in your screen shot ?

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I tried, but don't know, where to get all these details to fill in blanks

I tried to edit banip.custom.feeds ( etc folder via winscp), pasted all Ip-addresses, but again unable to find those on web interface.

I tried to edit blocklist- received a msg, list to big, cannot be saved.
I am just a earlier then beginner, I would really appreciate, if you able to guide me few steps to fix this.

URLv4 is the URL to the list of IPv4 IPs.

Rulev4 is the regex to extract the IPv4 IPs.

*v6 is for IPv6

Flag is if it's for certain ports and/or protocols.

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thanks, will try this.
Is there any way to confirm after creating custom feed, that its working?

try to connect to those ips using ping, mtr, traceroute or curl
or as you said try connecting to those vpn ips using vpn client? it should have an error of some sorts that shows that it cant connect

I certainly understand that, but my kids!!!
They are bypassing openwrt-Ad Guard, using VPN
I was trying guest network, dumb ap with banIP, to limit their access to only certain website, when I am not home.

if they use commercial VPN providers, block the default VPN ports ?
then you don't need to ban any IPs.

How I can do that, it will be such a relieve.
Thanks for your prompt answers.


if you use drop as action, it'll take the connection longer to fail.
can be pretty fun, since they have to sit there and wait :slight_smile:

if you need to block openvpn too, you have to create a similar rule for it, with the correct port(s).

my wan is (empty), since I took the screen shot from an AP.

Thanks, will try and let you know.

Thanks for your help to make this easy and simple.

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