yes i already do that… i already deny that site in my proxy list.
but for a site (http://www.anything.com), block the http://www.anything.com is not enough.. because client still can access it by type it’s IP to browser
So, i need to add all IPs related to that site in proxy… and i already do that too.. but my proxy list getting big..
so,my question what do you think… do i need firewall filter or just proxy?
because i think in firewall filter, i only need to manage the address list
i just want to learning about creating better management of network configuration
Ok, so you want to block http://www.google.com, i believe if i were your client of your MikroTik router, i still can access http://www.google.com, i will type this 66.249.89.99 or 66.249.89.104 on browser address bar, then google will opened..
Of course this has nothing to do with address lists, in the end.
To create a list, do this multiple times, in cli, and change relevant fields - address and comment. Or list, if you like.
If you want at all costs to block acces to a site, redirect all dns requests to a dns of your own, maybe the same machine the MT is on, and put a static ip address for example:
google.com 127.0.0.1
Even if ip lists should do it.
For lists, just remember to put ALL the ip’s the site uses.