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i .LON 1000 Internet Server User’s Guide 11-3
Realm =
Location: 10.1.0.*
+
Group: tenants
Ann Bob
John
Jill
URL:
/forms/floor1/*
+
Figure 11-1 – An i .LON 1000 Security Realm
URLs are defined with the assumption that you are starting from the root of the web site and
not the i .LON 1000 device. For example, to restrict access to http://building10/forms/floor3/
the URL must be defined as "/forms/floor3/*". The wildcard is required in order to place this
setting across the entire directory. To restrict access to the whole site you need to URL “/*”.
See Figure 11-2 for examples of URLs.
Note that the leading “/” is required syntax .
URL: /* URL: /forms/* URL: /forms/floor3/*
Figure 11-2 – URL Examples
Users and Groups
Each person who will be given access (i.e. a user name and password) to the i .LON 1000 is
called a user. Users are organized into groups. Each user can be in exactly one group, and all
users in a given group will have identical access. If each user must have different access
rights, you must define a group for each user.
In order to define a group you must first define a list of users and passwords, for example,
Ann : boxcar
Bob : trumpet
John : foxtrot
Jill : mustang
superuser : sfs43fs6f
Users are then grouped together based on the i .LON 1000 web folders that they are going to
access. For instance, if Ann, Bob, Jill and John live in the same building, you could group
them by floor. Ann, Bob, and Jill have apartments on the second floor, Bob also happens to
have a workshop on the first floor. Finally, John has an apartment on the third floor. The
property management company maintains the web site. Their web master has the access
name superuser. Table 11-1 shows which users are to have access to which folders.