if you create a rule in windows firewall and create an ip range to block it should make you join the desired ip (the one you left open). however when i tried a range with 1 available ip i failed to join so i changed it to 10 and still ftj, anyone had success with this?

For example Run as an Administrator in CMD to create Windows Defender Firewall rules to block specific IP ranges for DClone hunting in Diablo 2 Resurrected Region: Americas

netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Disable 34.x.x.x - D2 DClone Hunt" dir=out action=block program="YOUR_D2R_EXE_PATH_HERE" enable=no remoteip=34.1.1.1-34.116.255.255,34.118.1.1-34.255.255.255 profile=domain,private,public

netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Disable 35.x.x.x - D2 DClone Hunt" dir=out action=block program="YOUR_D2R_EXE_PATH_HERE" enable=no remoteip=35.1.1.1-35.255.255.255 profile=domain,private,public

netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Disable 158.115.221.x - D2 DClone Hunt" dir=out action=block program="YOUR_D2R_EXE_PATH_HERE" enable=no remoteip=158.115.221.1-158.115.221.255 profile=domain,private,public

netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="Disable 158.115.221.x - D2 DClone Hunt" dir=out action=block program="YOUR_D2R_EXE_PATH_HERE" enable=no remoteip=158.115.221.1-158.115.221.255 profile=domain,private,public

this is what im talking about doesn't anyone else have an interest?