Yo, whitelist IP proxies are legit for locking things down. I set mine up on my server using iptables (Linux). It’s a bit technical, but there are tons of tutorials online.
If you’re not into that, check out tools like Squid Proxy—it’s got a GUI for managing IPs, so it’s easier to handle.
And yeah, non-whitelisted IPs just get blocked. You can log those attempts if you want, but it’s not automatic unless you set it up.
If you’re not into that, check out tools like Squid Proxy—it’s got a GUI for managing IPs, so it’s easier to handle.
And yeah, non-whitelisted IPs just get blocked. You can log those attempts if you want, but it’s not automatic unless you set it up.