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Awesome. Thanks. Obviously i'm pretty green with the GUI. 
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Awesome. Thanks. Obviously i'm pretty green with the GUI.

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No worries bud, we all start somewhere.<br />
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Let us know if you need anything else. :P
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No worries bud, we all start somewhere.

Let us know if you need anything else. :P

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From the GUI:<br />
Objects &gt;&nbsp;Addresses &gt;&nbsp;List<br />
I have a couple of IP addresses that are showing &quot;In Use&quot; that i want to disconnect and then block (including logging for attempts). I am fairly certain i am configuring the block rule correctly, however, this connection has been in a status of &quot;In Use&quot; for quite some time now. <br />
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I configured the block rule under: <br />
Policies &gt;&nbsp;Untrust to Trust<br />
1.2.3.4/32 ANY ANY Deny (Logging enabled)<br />
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I want to disconnect any active connections, and ensure this IP address is not connected. Thanks for your help!
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From the GUI:
Objects > Addresses > List
I have a couple of IP addresses that are showing "In Use" that i want to disconnect and then block (including logging for attempts). I am fairly certain i am configuring the block rule correctly, however, this connection has been in a status of "In Use" for quite some time now. 

I configured the block rule under: 
Policies > Untrust to Trust
1.2.3.4/32 ANY ANY Deny (Logging enabled)

I want to disconnect any active connections, and ensure this IP address is not connected. Thanks for your help!

Disconnect connection in use on Juniper Netscreen 25 firewall

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