Host access control is turned off by default, allowing access to configuration data from any host. You can allow access from a list of specified hosts or prevent all access.
Allowing Access from Specified Hosts
To establish a list of hosts that have access to a terminal's configuration data:
Table 6-13 config-access-control-enabled Parameter
Table 6-14 config-access-control-list Table Entries
For example, to allow access from some hosts:
config-access-control-enabled = trueconfig-host-access-control-list = { {eagle tcpip} {peregrine ncdnet} {ncdu21 tcpip} {ncdu21 ncdnet} }
You can now access the terminal's Configuration and User Preferences daemons remotely only from a host listed in the config-access-control-list table.
Preventing All Remote Access to the Terminal's Configuration Data
config-access-control-list = {}