#!/bin/bash
#
# AMS-IX1 - Amsterdam Internet Exchange B.V. IP Ranges - iptables/ipset rules
# ASN: AS1200
# Generated: 2025-12-16
# Source: ScaniteX (https://scanitex.com)
#
# Usage: chmod +x this_script.sh && sudo ./this_script.sh
#

# Create IPv4 ipset
ipset create amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4 hash:net -exist
ipset flush amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4

# Add IPv4 ranges
ipset add amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4 91.200.16.0/22
ipset add amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4 195.69.144.0/22
ipset add amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4 185.55.136.0/22

# Create IPv6 ipset
ipset create amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v6 hash:net family inet6 -exist
ipset flush amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v6

# Add IPv6 ranges
ipset add amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v6 2001:67c:1a8::/48

# Apply iptables rules (uncomment to use)
# iptables -A INPUT -m set --match-set amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4 src -j ACCEPT
# iptables -A INPUT -m set --match-set amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v4 src -j DROP
# ip6tables -A INPUT -m set --match-set amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v6 src -j ACCEPT
# ip6tables -A INPUT -m set --match-set amsix1amsterdaminternetexchangebv_v6 src -j DROP

echo "IP ranges for AMS-IX1 - Amsterdam Internet Exchange B.V. loaded successfully!"
echo "IPv4 ranges: 3"
echo "IPv6 ranges: 1"