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In JKA, bans are handled by [[IP Address|IP]], this means that when a player is banned, their IP is added to a list of banned IPs, and anyone attempting to connect from that address will be unable to connect. For this reason, bans are not effective against players who have a [[IP Address#Dynamic IP Addresses|Dynamic IP Address]]. | In JKA, bans are handled by [[IP Address|IP]], this means that when a player is banned, their IP is added to a list of banned IPs, and anyone attempting to connect from that address will be unable to connect. For this reason, bans are not effective against players who have a [[IP Address#Dynamic IP Addresses|Dynamic IP Address]]. | ||
=== Range Bans === | |||
== Range Bans == | Admins can manually block entire ranges of IPs, usually as an attempt to ban players with dynamic IPs, or to block entire countries. Depending on how the internet service provider responsible for the IPs distributes them, this can result in other players being accidentally banned, usually, players from the same geographical region as the targeted player. It is usually only used as a last resort. | ||
==Related Commands == | ==Related Commands == | ||
* [[ban (Command)|ban]] - can be used at the server console or over [[RCON]] to ban a player. | * [[ban (Command)|ban]] - can be used at the server console or over [[RCON]] to ban a player. | ||
* [[amban]] [player name] - can be used by [[JA+]] admins to ban the specified player. | * [[amban]] [player name] - can be used by [[JA+]] admins to ban the specified player. | ||