low-end firewall software that allows domain-ranges ?

[syf3r]

having used blackice for a while now, i must say it's a decent low-end firewall, but it's lacking an important feature. if i want to allow computers from an entire domain, i would have to enter every ip address. it doesn't allow wildcards to cover a domain, such as 160.*.*.*
does anyone know of a low-end (comparable in price, etc) firewall package which allows entry of wildcards to allow/disallow an entire domain range?

-syf3r.

 

[extra]

hmm...old linux box as a firewall
*shrugs*

 

[syf3r]

don't have the luxury to do that.. would have to be on a 2000 machine, i should have mentioned that in my original post...

-syf3r.

 

[syf3r]

anyone else...?

 

[rahvin]

have you tried just putting in 160. and nothing else? don't use *'s, they aren't a wildcard in DM stuff.

 

[Chatterjee]

you may want to try conseal firewall. Very cool customizable program. PM me if you want more details.

-S

 

[syf3r]

rahvin:
doesn't work.. blackice doesn't give you a field with
___.___.___.___

it's just
_______________

and if there aren't four ranges in there separated by periods, it doesn't accept it.


chatterjee:
no, haven't tried conseal. if it's as secure as blackice, but has the option to wildcard an entire domain range, it'll be fine for what i need...