The below tool is fairly useful to grab IP blocks by country and create
an iptables ruleset. Appears to include the main ISP's.
http://bugsplatter.id.au/cc2ip/
Ralph
Paul Reilly wrote:
> I don't suppose anyone has,or knows where to find, an up-to-date
> list of the IP ranges (netblocks) used by the main Irish ISP's?
> (including O2, Vodafon, etc 3G companies?)
>> It would just be nice to be able to restrict access "to ireland".
> I know there is potential to cut someone off, but as long as
> I get 90% coverage that's OK.
>> I could go lookup all these details at RIPE, but someone must
> already have done this? No?
>> Paul
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