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### Summary ###
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display or manage the host ip address ban table.
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### IO ###
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```[{search_terms} {-delete}]/[text]```
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### Description ###
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by default, all entries in the table are displayed in 50 entries per page. you can pass the column names as -column_name (text) to refine your search to specific entries. this command can handle the following columns:
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-time_stamp
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-ip_address
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you can also pass -delete that will cause the command to delete the entries instead of displaying them. note: passing no search terms with this option will delete all entries in the table. keep in mind, the host use this table to enforce the ban-by-ip option. deleting entries in this table will un-ban the ip's affected by the deletion.
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