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@ -69,15 +69,15 @@ This option exists since **Medal of Honor: Allied Assault Breakthrough** 2.30, h
A new feature was introduced to ban IP addresses, thanks to the [ioquake3](https://ioquake3.org/) project. Bans are saved by default in `serverbans.dat` but it can be modified with the `sv_banFile` variable. Here are commands to manage bans:
|Name |Parameters |Description
|-----------|---------------------------------------|-----------
|rehashbans | |Loads saved bans from the banlist file
|listbans | |Lists all banned IP addresses
|banaddr |ip[*/subnet*] \| clientnum [*subnet*] |Bans an IP through its address or through a client number, a subnet can be specified to ban a network range
|exceptaddr |ip[*/subnet*] \| clientnum [*subnet*] |Adds an IP as an exception, for example IP ranges can be banned but one or more exceptions can be added
|bandel |ip[*/subnet*] \| num |Unbans an IP address or a subnet, the entry number can be specified as an alternative
|exceptdel |ip[*/subnet*] \| num |Removes a ban exception
|flushbans | |Removes all bans
|Name |Parameters |Description
|-----------|------------------------------------------------|-----------
|rehashbans | |Loads saved bans from the banlist file
|listbans | |Lists all banned IP addresses
|banaddr |ip[*/subnet*] \| clientnum [*subnet*] [reason] |Bans an IP through its address or through a client number, a subnet can be specified to ban a network range
|exceptaddr |ip[*/subnet*] \| clientnum [*subnet*] |Adds an IP as an exception, for example IP ranges can be banned but one or more exceptions can be added
|bandel |ip[*/subnet*] \| num |Unbans an IP address or a subnet, the entry number can be specified as an alternative
|exceptdel |ip[*/subnet*] \| num |Removes a ban exception
|flushbans | |Removes all bans
Examples: