Sly IP
Posted: Sat Nov 30, 2013 10:56 pm
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http://bzforum.matesfamily.org/ -- Battlezone, Battlezone 2 forums
https://bzforum.matesfamily.org/
Went through my source and found the following CIDRs. They are owned by Comcast and are in Atlanta.Comcast Cable Communications Holdings, Inc (C03174493)
ATLANTA-CPE-14 (NET-50-150-0-0-1) 50.150.0.0 - 50.150.63.255
NetRange 50.150.0.0 - 50.150.63.255
CIDR 50.150.0.0/18
Name ATLANTA-CPE-14
Comcast Cable Communications Holdings, Inc (C03404135)
ATLANTA-CPE-17 (NET-50-167-0-0-1) 50.167.0.0 - 50.167.255.255
NetRange 50.167.0.0 - 50.167.255.255
CIDR 50.167.0.0/16
Name ATLANTA-CPE-17
Disregard the previous list of IPs. Apparently sorting does not work properly in LibreOffice. Above is a modified banlist that incorporates the comcast IPs I found documented. This is not the banlist I use, but should take care of your problem.[UserPrefs]
// Bans for specified addresses. To use these, you must fill in the
// address (replacing the "aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd/eee"), and uncomment it
// (remove the // from the start of it). No support is currently
// present for unbanning while BZ2 is running. Items in the following
// list may be commented out; subsequent items will be read. More IPs
// may be bannable that there are lines here; the exact number is
// undisclosed.
//
// The /eee component is a netmask of how many bits of the first part
// are checked. If it is 32 (default), the IP must match exactly. If
// it is 24, it is as if the 'ddd' component was wildcarded -- some
// would write 'aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd/24' as 'aaa.bbb.ccc.*'. If it is /16,
// then it blocks aaa.bbb.* . If the netmask is 0 (not recommended),
// it'll block every IP (not recommended).
//
// If you're confused as to how netmasks work, see
// http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subnetwork , or use
// http://jodies.de/ipcalc or http://www.subnetmask.info/ for some
// online calculators
//
// The following players are overdrawn at the bank of karma for their
// ingame actions.
BanIP1 = "176.56.174.1/24" //RIPE-176
BanIP2 = "194.45.228.1/24" //RIPE-CBLK2
BanIP3 = "69.180.10.1/20" //ATLANTA-8
BanIP4 = "50.150.60.1/22" //ATLANTA-CPE-14
//Atlanta Comcast IPs
BanIP5 = "24.131.32.0/19" // ATLANTA-1
BanIP6 = "71.56.0.0/17" // ATLANTA-13
BanIP7 = "24.126.128.0/17" // ATLANTA-15
BanIP8 = "24.30.96.0/19" // ATLANTA-16
BanIP9 = "71.59.0.0/18" // ATLANTA-16
BanIP10 = "24.30.0.0/18" // ATLANTA-2
BanIP11 = "24.98.0.0/16" // ATLANTA-23
BanIP12 = "24.99.0.0/16" // ATLANTA-24
BanIP13 = "66.56.32.0/19" // ATLANTA-25
BanIP14 = "24.30.64.0/19" // ATLANTA-3
BanIP15 = "66.56.0.0/19" // ATLANTA-6
BanIP16 = "69.180.0.0/18" // ATLANTA-8
BanIP17 = "162.148.64.0/18" // ATLANTA-CDM-12
BanIP18 = "50.231.0.0/18" // ATLANTA-CDM-13
BanIP19 = "74.22.64.0/18" // ATLANTA-CDV-4
BanIP20 = "50.147.192.0/18" // ATLANTA-CPE-13
BanIP21 = "50.150.0.0/18" // ATLANTA-CPE-14
BanIP22 = "50.155.0.0/17 // ATLANTA-CPE-15
BanIP23 = "50.160.128.0/17" // ATLANTA-CPE-16
BanIP24 = "50.167.0.0/16" // ATLANTA-CPE-17
// Some recommendations from the forums. Remove the // from these
// lines to use them:
//BanIP3 = "aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd/32"
//BanIP4 = "aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd/32"
//BanIP5 = "aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd/32"
// [...] // More BanIP### entries are possible