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Host
Access Rules
Figure 6 shows an example of
two host access rules, namely,
The World (i.e., all IP
addresses and all ports) and The
Intranet (i.e., local subnet on
80/tcp and 443/tcp). In figure
7, “The World” and “The
Intranet” rules have been
assigned to the “All Employees”
group and respectively marked
allowed (green icon) and denied
(red icon).
It’s important to note that the
host access rules do not apply
to all program executables
running on the Terminal Server;
they only apply to the ones
specified by the administrator.
(Figure 8). All other apps are
not affected by the configured
host access rules.
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| Figure 6
– An example of two host
access rules. |
Figure 7 – Host access rules
can be assigned to clients such
as users, groups, OU’s, or
physical devices. Once assigned,
host access rules can be marked
as “allowed” or “denied”.
Figure 8 – Host access rules
only apply to program
executables specified by the
administrator.
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