Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX
Chapter 15 Using RA 6300 Security
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Book A
Zone Security
Every user can have a zone list assigned via remote ACP. If a list is not
available via ACP, the RA 6300 provides all the zones it has learned from
the network. If local security is used, use the per RA 6300 parameter
default_zone_list. For more details, see
at_zone
on page 15-263.
NVE Filtering
NVE filtering controls a remote access Apple user’s view of network
resources: when using Chooser to select resources, only the resource set
defined for the user by the administrator will be visible. The administrator
can specify the NVE filter on a per-user basis. This feature complements
the existing zone list, described above, by offering a higher level of
control.
The nve_filter entry in the acp_userinfo file specifies a list of filters on
a per-user basis. For detailed information on creating nve_filter entries,
see
at_nve_filter
on page 15-265.
This method of limiting NBP traffic is not secure, and can be
circumvented by a person willing to write some code to probe the
network without using NBP. Also, this feature has no local RA 6300
security equivalent.
Logging
The RA 6300 logs activity and errors from the ARA session. The log is
accessed via remote ACP (for more details, see Logging User and
RA 6300 Events on page B-33).
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