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Excluding Range of IP

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October 16, 2015
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Hi,

I have 3 range of IP addresses like below:

207.107.50.0/24

207.107.9.0/24

162.208.80.0/28

Wile wildcards excluding whole range of IP how can I exclude only part of the address.

Thanks,

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Best answer by TanmayMathur

Hi,

I have found out that exclude by IP works on an 'all or nothing' format. So the method I suggested above won't work.

If you check your CIDR IP range over here , the first two ranges include all IP addresses from 0-255, so wildcards would work over here.

The third range contains 16 IP addresses, for these you can enter the addresses individually.

I hope this would help.

TM

TanmayMathur

Adobe Employee

Hi,

Try specifying the range of IP addresses as below:

207.107.50.[0-24]

207.107.9.[0-24]

162.208.80.[0-28]

I am not 100% sure right now if this would work, it would be great if you could test it at your end. Meanwhile I am also trying to confirm it internally and will update you accordingly.

Thanks!

TM

TanmayMathur

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Adobe Employee

Hi,

I have found out that exclude by IP works on an 'all or nothing' format. So the method I suggested above won't work.

If you check your CIDR IP range over here , the first two ranges include all IP addresses from 0-255, so wildcards would work over here.

The third range contains 16 IP addresses, for these you can enter the addresses individually.

I hope this would help.

TM

erinm23058054

Hi - I am trying to exclude a range as well: 162.222.64.0/22

This CIDR thing you provided is not working for me... How should I enter the above range in the Exclude by IP?

TanmayMathur

Adobe Employee

Hi Erin,

Welcome to the Community!

The range you have provided consists of 1024 IP addresses from 162.222.64.0 to 162.222.67.255 probably that is the reason it is not working. You can try adding the range as follows -

162.222.64.*

162.222.65.*

162.222.66.*

162.222.67.*

Let me know if this works for you. Thanks!

erinm23058054

Hey Tanmay,

I spoke with client care yesterday and they suggested:

162.222.64.0/22

Means

162.222.64.0 through 162.222.64.22

(22 IPs not 1024 IPs) and that I enter the 22 as such one by one.

Thank you for your response though as I did some additional digging and found a few stackflow articles stating what you have provided. This URL is also a bit easier to use and also provided the response you have so thank you! http://magic-cookie.co.uk/iplist.html

Thanks,

Erin

TanmayMathur

Adobe Employee

Hi Erin,

Appreciate your reply on this, thanks!

For 22 IP addresses you would surely have to add them one by one.

Tanmay

NattyClapp

Hello,

So how do exclude more than 50 IP addresses? A wildcard is too "wild" - filtering out everything. I'm trying to exclude 35-40 IP ranges, each of which has 4-6 addresses. In GA it is simple to use a regular expression. What is the equivalent method in Adobe to actually exclude a range of IP addresses without wildcarding an entire octet?

Thanks,
Natty