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Here's what I added to common.asp when I had a similar situation:
 
If Instr(request.servervariables("REMOTE_ADDR"),"195.174.196") Then response.redirect("http://www.fbi.gov")

Oddly enough it stopped very shortly after this. LOL


Edited by JohnKn - 06 May 2005 at 12:21pm
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Thanks!
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ip redirection is better to be done on the router.. saves ur website from fake hits

u can also redirect him to like 127.0.0.1 address.. the local loopback..so he will be caught in a never ending cycle of local loop back..

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My router is not that sophisticated. I like the loopback idea, but I want this guy away from my server.

I already imbedded the redirect code to my site. I wonder if a redirect to the cia.gov or nsa.gov would be more scarry than the fbi site?

Either way, thank you everyone!
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Have you considered the fact that he may have an app running to ping your site or scan your server? He may not even be using a browser, or it could be a "zombie" machine that is phyically owned by an typically ignorant and innocent Windows user. In a virtual sense, the machine may be owned by someone else though...Wink

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Redirect them to an Al Qaeda website. Let them get annoyed at him.

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