Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
ipWhitelist doesn't work for me
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OK, after some trying, I think this related to the IPv6 configuration of my network and/or the Pi.
When I add
"::ffff:192.168.178.77"to the list, I can access the Mirror via browser by entering the IPv4 address of the mirror into the browser’s address field. -
@Beh , I ran into the same problem with the same solution. A /24 CIDR didn’t work, probably because of the IPv6 format.
Has anyone played around with getting a correct network format in use?
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I got it to work using
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If you check your node console output, It should show the blocked IP.
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how to check this?
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@mochman Thanks for the hint. That is also working for a whole range like “::ffff:192.168.2.0/24”
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@DazDavid Yeah, I messed up with the CIDR notation for IPv6. The reason why “/24” works is because that gives you practically every IP (especially every IP4 address). If you want to just have 192.168.X.0 - 192.168.X.255 whitelisted, you should use
"::ffff:192.168.X.1/120".I added a HOWTO guide here to help out everyone.
