Sys Log Access Control

How to get here

The Access Control page allows you to manage (allow or deny) Sys log access to other computers or client users, and contains listings of IP addresses that are either granted or denied access.

Important: You must restart the Sys logger service for the changes to take effect.

• Allow all servers to communicate with this server except. Choose this option if you want to deny access to a single specific computer or group of computers.

  Note: This is an exception command; for example: grant access except to.. 123.100.100.80.

•  Deny all servers from communicating with this server except. Choose this option if you want to grant access to a single specific computer or group of computers.

  Note: This is an exception command; for example: deny access except to... 123.100.100.80.

Important: To edit an existing IP address or subnet mask, click the link under the IP address. The Add Access Control page appears with the existing information. Edit the information and click Save. Click Cancel if you no longer want to edit the IP address.

• IP Address. This column lists the IP Addresses allowed or denied access to the server.
• Net Mask. This column lists the Subnet Masks related to the IP Addresses allowed or denied access to the server.
• Add. Click this button to access the Add Access Control page to grant or deny access to either a single computer or a group of computers.
• Edit. Click this button to edit, after selecting from the list.
• Delete. Click this button to remove an existing entry, after selecting from the list.
• Save. Click to save your settings. A message "Your changes have been saved" will appear.

Related Topics

Adding to Access Control