Intel 1520 manual Following table lists the access directive options

The following table lists the access directive options:

If access is...	authenticator is...	user is...	pass is...
ip_allow	not required	not required	not required
ip_deny	not required	not required	not required
basic	not required	required	optional
generic	optional	not required	not required
custom	required	optional; but	optional; but the
		the only	only allowed
		allowed entry	entry is the
		is the string	string “required”.
		“required”.	(See the
		(See the	following
		following	example.)
		example.)

The following is an example of custom access:

ip=127.0.0.1 access=”custom” authenticator=”hb” user=required pass=required

▼Deleting NNTP access rules

1 Select the config menu, and press Enter.

2 Select protocols, and press Enter.

3 Select nntp, and press Enter.

4 Select access, and press Enter.

5 Select delete, and press Enter. Doing so displays a list of rules. If no rules exist, a message displays at the bottom of the screen indicating such.

6 Use the arrow keys to select the rule you want to delete and press Enter.

7 Press CTRL-X to save your change and return to the previous screen.

▼Viewing NNTP access rules

1 Select the config menu, and press Enter.

2 Select protocols, and press Enter.

3 Select nntp, and press Enter.

4 Select access, and press Enter.

5 Select view, and press Enter. Doing so displays file containing the NNTP access rules.

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