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[Discuss] Limit the number of ip addresses which can connect to a port
- Subject: [Discuss] Limit the number of ip addresses which can connect to a port
- From: worley at alum.mit.edu (Dale R. Worley)
- Date: Tue, 31 Oct 2017 21:43:30 -0400
- In-reply-to: <mailman.7.1509465604.8431.discuss@blu.org> (discuss-request@blu.org)
> From: Tom Luo <mariolzx at gmail.com> > > I am running a service in Ubuntu on a port. I try to limit the number of ip > addresses which can connect to the port. For example, if the limit is set > to 1, only connect from on ip address is allowed. > If there is a connection from another ip address, it will be declined. As Richard Pieri says, you could have your application impose this restriction. It would be straightforward for a firewall to implement such a restriction -- if anyone ever wanted a firewall to do so. But it's really a rather odd restriction you're trying to implement. It's not clear to me what circumstances would make such a restriction desirable/useful. Maybe if you explained the reasons, we might be able to suggest an alternative that would be easier to implement and just as useful. Dale
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