It really depends on what your script does. Active Response doesn't
technically "block" anything - it just allows for passing of certain
parameters/variables to scripts so that you can take actionable measures.
Explaining it that way might help... although, it might confuse him even
more! But one e
Thanks all for your responses. Just to be clear: I am not currently
under attack. When my boss found out that I'd enabled something that
could block IP's from our web site, he became anxious. I just wanted
to explore the possibility that Active Response could cause more
problems than it prevents.
