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IP rules
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'IP rules' are a feature to restrict access to certain services to a specific set of computers (e.g. the local network).<br><br>
There are two kinds of IP rulesets:
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<li>'deny'-based rulesets. This means all hosts are declined by default and you define certain hosts which may connect to the service.</li>
<li>'allow'-based rulesets. All hosts are allowed to connect by default and the rule file defines certain hosts which will be decline.</li>
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Each rule file must begin with "deny all" or "allow all" followed by one or more "allow" or "deny" commands. Each of these lines must look like this:<br><br>
[allow/deny] <i>pattern</i>
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<i>pattern</i> is a pattern (with wildcards *, ?) which will be checked against each incoming IP. Read <a href="patternmatch.html">Pattern matching</a> for further information about patterns.<br><br>
<b>Sample deny-based ruleset:</b><br>
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deny all
allow 192.168.*
allow 127.*
allow localhost
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This file should allow access to all computers of the local area network.<br>
<b>Sample allow-based ruleset:</b><br>
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allow all
deny 111.111.111.111
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This file will allow every computer to connect except for 111.111.111.111<br>
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