October 3, 201213 yr Hi. We have a rather large network. Unfortunately on this network are computers that I don't want to give access to unraid server. Is it possible to have a set of ip addresses that are allowed to access the server? So that computers with ip addresses that are not authorised cant connect.
October 3, 201213 yr Why not put the unraid on its on vlan and use ur switch interface to control access to the vlan
October 3, 201213 yr Why not put the unraid on its on vlan and use ur switch interface to control access to the vlan Because putting it on it's own VLAN alone would do nothing unless you removed it's default gateway or installed a router with firewall/ACL capabilities. Most layer 2 switches have little to no filtering capabilities. I don't know if there is a simple plugin to do this, but you could add null/blackhole routes for the networks and/or IP's you don't want to connect. That would stop all traffic (web, SMB, ICMP, etc).
October 3, 201213 yr You can try adding a hosts.allow file. It probably won't do anything, but you can try. unRAID does not use any standard web-server. It uses emhttp, a custom web-server. Joe L.
October 3, 201213 yr You can try adding a hosts.allow file. It probably won't do anything, but you can try. unRAID does not use any standard web-server. It uses emhttp, a custom web-server. Joe L. Even if it did, the wrapper for hosts.allow/deny is typically does not include web (not sure if it's possible).
October 4, 201213 yr These instructions work: http://www.howtoforge.com/the_perfect_desktop_slackware12_p2 But they only stop inetd stuff.
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