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IP Address BlockingWe currently only allowing access to our website to a fixed set of IPs. We
are blocking these at the firewall now. As we are growing, we're adding more and more IPs to allow access and our firewall guys love us. My question is: Is the IP address blocking feature a suitable replace for blocking at the firewall? Thanks. Yes, definitely better to put in on firewall/router level.
Configuring it at IIS will take certain process time for IIS to determine where or not to access the request. As the list get longer, the longer it will take to check. -- Show quoteHide quoteRegards, Bernard Cheah http://www.iis.net/ http://www.iis-resources.com/ http://msmvps.com/blogs/bernard/ "TheElderGod" <TheElder***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:223B4907-24CB-4CD4-A49C-955BF9F641E2@microsoft.com... > We currently only allowing access to our website to a fixed set of IPs. > We > are blocking these at the firewall now. As we are growing, we're adding > more > and more IPs to allow access and our firewall guys love us. > > My question is: > Is the IP address blocking feature a suitable replace for blocking at the > firewall? > > Thanks. 
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