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| 9: Services |
| Group Based System Access Control | |
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| Field | Description |
| Enable Group Based | When this box is checked, the rules for IP based access are enforced. They |
| System Access Control | are ignored when the box is not checked. |
| Default Action | If after evaluation of all rules a request for connection from a given IP |
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| address has not had either an Accept or Drop decision made, this selection |
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| can allow it to be either Accepted or Dropped. In other words, this |
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| defines the default action for IP addresses with no rules defined. |
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| Rule creation and | Spider devices come from the factory with one rule defined as an example of |
| editing | the rule structure: Rule 1 allows all groups access from source IP 0.0.0.0 to |
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| 255.255.255.255. Additional rules may be entered in the edit boxes. |
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| Rule Number: Defines where in the evaluation sequence this rule is to |
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| be applied. |
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| Starting and Ending IP Addresses: Define the range over which the rule |
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| applies. |
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| Group: Defines which user group is affected by this rule. |
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| include Admin, All, and Unknown (no group assigned). As additional |
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| groups are defined in User ManagementUsers |
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| Group Management, they will appear in the |
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| to only one group at a time. |
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| Action: Chooses whether this is to be a Drop or Accept rule. |
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| After a rule has been defined, it needs to go in the correct place in the list. |
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| Append: Puts the rule at the end of the list. The rule number changes to |
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| reflect the last position on the list. |
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| Insert: Puts the rule in the place on the list indicated by the rule number, |
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| renumbering and moving down the other rules to make room. |
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| Replace: Deletes the previous rule of that number and replaces it with the |
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| new rule. |
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| Delete: Deletes the rule of that number and moves the others up. Note |
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| that for a Delete, the fields other than the rule number do not need to be |
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| filled in. |
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| Authentication Limitation | |
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| Field | Description |
| Enable Screenshot | Select this option when you need to access the snapshot image without |
| Access without | logging in to the Spider device. If enabled, the screenshot can be read |
| Authentication | directly with http(s)://<spiderIPaddress>/screenshot.jpg. One |
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| use of this unauthenticated screenshot is to read it from a Google gadget |
| Enable Direct KVM | Select this option to launch the Remote Console without authentication by |
| Console Access without | entering the Spider device's IP address (http(s):/(Spider device IP address) |
| Authentication | in the browser's Address field or type javaws http(s):/(Spider |
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| device IP address in the command line. To launch Spider device web |
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| access type http(s):/(Spider device IP address)/home in the |
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| browser’s Address field. |
3.Do one of the following:
a.Click Save to save settings.
b.Click Reset to Defaults to restore system defaults.
c.Click Reset to restore original settings.
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