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03-14-2007, 01:41 AM
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dyndns in filter?
I have dynamic ip from my isp but have a dyndns name I use in other applications so i dont have to change the ip all the time. Can I use this in the filtersection where I dont want traffic from my homecomputer to show up in analytics? Or does it have to be an ip-number?
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10-02-2007, 10:23 PM
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Junior Googler
 
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Yes you can use wildcard character like *. check your IP by restarting your net connection min 3 times.
For example you are getting different 3 IP. A. 125.20.30.5 B. 125.20.87.51 C. 125.20.89.43 In filter use 125.20.*.* |
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