I was wanting to block a list of specific hosts, specifically so my server has no access to them at all. I tried using host2ip and entering the result into IP tables , but the IPs don't seem to lead to the site and I can still access the domains clearly.
How can I block say, 'bad.example.com' like I can on Windows with the HOSTS file?
From serverfault
John d.
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I assume you're on some kind of *nix since you mention IPTables. You can use the /etc/hosts file in a similar fashion to the windows hosts file.
However, adding a proxy like squid is another option that may make managing block lists easier.
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