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@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ The easiest way to block IP addresses on a Mac is to block them for your entire
1. Find the IP address you want to block from the list found here: https://github.com/Summer-CMS-Vendor-Packages/sc-block-bad-crypto-filter-lists/blob/master/src/lists/ip.txt
-2. [Open Terminal](#) and enter the following to open the PacketFilter Configuration file:
+2. [Open Terminal](#how-to-open-terminal-on-mac) and enter the following to open the PacketFilter Configuration file:
```
$ sudo vim /etc/pf.conf
@@ -38,18 +38,18 @@ $ pfctl -d
Terminal typically resides on the Dock. The icon resembles a command-line input screen with a white > (greater than) symbol set against a black background.
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You can also access the Terminal app through the Launchpad.
1. Click the "rocket" icon located on the Dock. This opens the MacOS Launchpad.
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2. Click the **Other** folder.
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3. Click the **Terminal** app.
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