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REALM VERIF. FOR ADMIN. REQUESTS (CHECK BOX)
Server Configuration dialog box Þ HTTP tab
Check Realm Verif. for Admin. Requests to enable the User Name, Password,
and Confirm fields. These fields let youcontrol access to administrative parame-
ters and features. You must enter valid values that contain at least four characters
in the
User Name, Password, and Confirm fields, and you can enter up to 32
characters. This box is unchecked by default.
USE CONNECTION FILTERS (CHECK BOX AND AREA)
Server Configuration dialog box Þ HTTP tab
Use this check box to grant or deny QuarkXPress Server access to IP addresses.
Check Use Connection Filters to enable controls that let you enter and
modify IP addresses and subnet masks in the connection filters list. This box
is unchecked by default.
Click
Insert to display the Insert Connection Filter dialog box, in which
you can enter an IP address between 1 and 254 and a subnet mask between 0
and 255.
Click
Modify to display the Modify Connection Filter dialog box, in which
you can specify an action for a particular IP address, edit an IP address, and
edit a subnet mask. Each field in the
Modify Connection Filter dialog box
accepts a value between 0 and 255. The default setting is
Deny Connection.
Click Remove to delete the selected IP address from the connection filters list.
Click or to move the selected IP address up or down in the connection
filters list.
If no rules have been applied to an IP address, you can select the IP address
and click
Allow Connections to allow the IP address to be used or click Deny
Connections
to prevent the IP address from being used. The “allow” and “deny”
actions are performed on IP addresses in the order they display in the connection
filters list.
The maximum number of allowed IP addresses/subnet masks is 128.
EMAIL (TAB)
Server Configuration dialog box
Click the Email tab in the Server Configuration dialog box to display controls
that let you set up automatic e-mail messages to warn of license expiration.
SERVER CONFIGURATION DIALOG BOX
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