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PostPosted: Wed Mar 09, 2022 9:45 am    Post subject: [Freeswitch-users] Idiot question regarding ufw Reply with quote

Hi all.

So I'm using ufw on my Debian 11 box, but have been having trouble
trying to get it to stop calls from a certain source IP.

eg. If I want to cut off an IP address from registration and placing
calls via the box, using "ufw insert 1 deny...." doesn't seem to have an
effect. I get the idea that this is because the simple way in which ufw
manipulates iptables doesn't allow for existing connections to be
terminated.

How *should* I achieve my aims here?!


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