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############################################################################### # Copyright 2006-2018, Way to the Web Limited # URL: http://www.configserver.com # Email: sales@waytotheweb.com ############################################################################### # The following is a list of domains and partial domain that lfd process # tracking will ignore based on reverse and forward DNS lookups. An example of # its use is to prevent web crawlers from being blocked by lfd, e.g. # .googlebot.com and .crawl.yahoo.net # # You must use either a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) or a unique ending # subset of the domain name which must begin with a dot (wildcards are NOT # otherwise permitted) # # For example, the following are all valid entries: # www.configserver.com # .configserver.com # .configserver.co.uk # .googlebot.com # .crawl.yahoo.net # .search.msn.com # # The following are NOT valid entries: # *.configserver.com # *google.com # google.com (unless the lookup is EXACTLY google.com with no subdomain # # When a candidate IP address is inspected a reverse DNS lookup is performed on # the IP address. A forward DNS lookup is then performed on the result from the # reverse DNS lookup. The IP address will only be ignored if: # # 1. The results of the final lookup matches the original IP address # AND # 2a. The results of the rDNS lookup matches the FQDN # OR # 2b. The results of the rDNS lookup matches the partial subset of the domain # # Note: If the DNS lookups are too slow or do not return the expected results # the IP address will be counted towards the blocking trigger as normal #