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Enable Comments in Excluded IPs Lists #6745

Open Yezper opened 9 years ago

Yezper commented 9 years ago

It would be really handy to have the option of adding comments to each line of excluded IP addresses for individual websites and Global Websites Settings, e.g. like this: 

10.10.*.* # Own network 
10.11.*.* # Marketing company's network 
150.70.173.* # Trend Micro Deep Security 
192.168.87.22 # Marketing employee no. 1's home IP 
192.168.2.88 # Marketing employee no. 2's home IP 
192.168.8.224 # Marketing employee no. 3's home IP 
192.168.22.44 # Marketing employee no. 4's home IP

Many of us, I believe, have quite extensive exclusion lists, so like I said it would be very convenient.

mattab commented 9 years ago

Hi @Yezper Thanks for the suggestion. This is hopefully easy for us to implement and would really help usability!

Yezper commented 9 years ago

An additional nice-to-have would be the option to enter subnets like 141.101.64.0/18 or 2400:cb00::/32. Manually adding the c-classes (in the first example 141.101.64.* - 141.101.127.*) included in many CIDR's is a big task, e.g. to exclude all CloudFlare's IP allocations.

mattab commented 9 years ago

Hi @Yezper did you try to enter subnets? AFAIK it may already be implemented.