| Restricting Clients |
| By default, the server only allows data in and under the working directory to be altered. |
| You can create restrictions so that only clients from a specified list are allowed. |
To restrict clients | 1. Move to the working directory on the server. For example: |
| cd e:\working |
| 2. At the command prompt, restrict clients. For example: |
| rcu /server /allowclientip 10.0.0.100 /allowclientip Portola |
| where /allowclientip specifies the IP address (in this example, 10.0.0.100) and / |
| allowclientip specifies the client machine (Portola), that you want to allow access to. |
| Creating Log Files |
| The RCU can log actions to a file or set of files. You can use a rotating log, where it |
| writes to a single log file until a size limit is reached. Upon reaching the size limit, it |
| creates a new log file. |
| A maximum number of log files can also be specified so that the RCU rotates through |
| a small set of files. This feature is more appropriate when the RCU is running in server |
| or monitor mode. |
To create a log file | For example: |
| rcu /monitor /mirror c:\build server1 build1 /logfilename |
| build_watcher.log /logfilenum 10 /logfilemax 10 |
| In this example, the client is monitoring the c:\build directory. It is logging |
| information to a set of 10 files named build_watcher.log.1 through |
| build_watcher.log.10, with each file restricted to a maximum of 10 Megabytes. When |
| the first log file reaches this maximum capacity then the next log file is used. |
Additional RCU Features
The following section describes additional features of the RCU. It contains the following sections:
“Specifying Time Limits,” next
“Specifying Wild Cards” on page 22
“Excluding Files and Directories” on page 22
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