Utilities: Administration: Server: Server Settings: Security: Web
These settings limit by TCP/IP address who may access the ListManager web interface. Changes made to this page only take effect after restarting the ListManager web server.
Note that more lenient settings at higher levels do not make lower levels more lenient as well. For example if the TCP/IP for Server Admins is blank (permitting access from any TCP/IP address), but the TCP/IP for List Admins limits access to certain addresses, a list admin must log in from one of the permitted TCP/IP addresses.
If the server admin inadvertently locks out access to the web interface using these settings, the command reset_tcpip_server_admin may be run on the command line to reset server admin access. See Setting Server Options for more information about this command.
TCP/IP for Message Reading
Specifies the TCP/IP addresses that may access the discussion forum interface. If blank, all TCP/IP addresses can access the discussion forum interface; if 0, no one can.
Enter one TCP address or range of addresses per line. Example:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.1-192.168.0.10
TCP/IP for List Admins
Specifies the TCP/IP addresses that may access the list admin interface. If blank, all TCP/IP addresses can access the list admin interface; if 0, no one can.
Enter one TCP address or range of addresses per line. Example:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.1-192.168.0.10
TCP/IP for Site Admins
Specifies the TCP/IP addresses that may access the site admin interface. If blank, all TCP/IP addresses can access the site admin interface; if 0, no one can.
Enter one TCP address or range of addresses per line. Example:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.1-192.168.0.10
If a site TCP/IP address is not approved, the admin can still log in to the highest allowed admin rights permitted to that address. For example, if a site admin's TCP/IP address is allowed for a list admin but not a site admin, that admin would still have list admin rights.
TCP/IP for Server Admins
Specifies the TCP/IP addresses that may access the server admin interface. If blank, all TCP/IP addresses can access the server admin interface; if 0, no one can.
Enter one TCP address or range of addresses per line. Example:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.1-192.168.0.10
If a server TCP/IP address is not approved, the admin can still log in to the highest allowed admin rights permitted to that address. For example, if a server admin's TCP/IP address is allowed for a list admin but not a site admin, that admin would still have site admin rights.
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