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The blacklists were incredibly simple to implement into RouterOS and once configured, the lists can be scheduled to update at regular intervals
via the RouterOS system scheduler. Squidblacklist.org provides a list of available blacklists, but make sure to review the blacklist compatibility
chart first, before implementing the list into your RouterOS configuration. In addition, you will need to change the “dst-path” value to an existing
path for the script to work. If you want to download the blacklist to the root of your MikroTik you can delete the “dst-path” property and its value
entirely. Also, make sure that the “in-interface” and “out-interface” property value is set to that of your network environments WAN interface.
Should you choose the “All-In-One Firewall/Filter Setup” script (via copy/paste in the MikroTik terminal), you will need to enable the scheduled
tasks, since they are disabled by default in the script.
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23 add action=drop chain=input in-interface=ether1 src-address-list="sbl spamhaus" log=yes log-prefix="BL_sbl spamhaus" comment="Squild Bl
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25 /ip firewall filter
26 #CREATE FORWARD RULES FOR BLACKLISTS
27 add action=drop chain=forward out-interface=ether1 dst-address-list="sbl blocklist.de" log=yes log-prefix="BL_sbl blocklist.de" comment
28 add action=drop chain=forward out-interface=ether1 dst-address-list="sbl dshield" log=yes log-prefix="BL_sbl dshield" comment="Squild B
29 add action=drop chain=forward out-interface=ether1 dst-address-list="sbl spamhaus" log=yes log-prefix="BL_sbl spamhaus" comment="Squild
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