Re: Blocking an IP address either on server or in IIS 5.0

From: Chris (chrisadonline@microsoft.com)
Date: 10/15/02 

From: chrisadonline@microsoft.com ("Chris")
Date: Tue, 15 Oct 2002 19:27:57 GMT

Hello,

This is actually very easy to do. You can do this in IIS by opening the
ISM (inetmgr) and configuring IP Address Blocking.

This is found on the website properties, Directory Security, IP and Domain
Name Restrictions, and Add the IP and click Denied Access. This will cause
any requests to fail with a 403.6 IP Address Rejected.

This can also be done for the FTP service.

Hope this helps,

~Chris
Microsoft IIS Technical Lead

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