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Thanks. Can I whitelist the whole internet (by using /0 perhaps?) using this method? I've seen people complaining about this issue on VPNs and such too.

• JakeTheAndroid 11y ago
  You can whitelist CIDR ranges of /16 and /24 currently. So yes, you can to some extent whitelist everyone.
  • ultramancool 11y ago
    If I can only to /16s at the largest, I would have to add on the order 65k ranges to accomplish it... not exactly desirable way to spend an afternoon. Even via API I don't think they'd be too happy with me.
    • JakeTheAndroid 11y ago
      I agree, this is not the most efficient way to whitelist everyone, but my point was to outline you can whitelist whoever you want. Hopefully support for wider ranges will be added.
  • revelation 11y ago
    Yes, just add 65536 exceptions!
    • vacri 11y ago
      No need to add 10.0.0.0/8, 127.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, and a few others...