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Deny (HTTPCommands)
Flash Media Server uses two tags named
Deny
: the
Deny
tag in the
User
container, and the
Deny
tag in the
HTTPCommands
container.
Description
This
Deny
tag lists the Flash Media Admin Service commands that an administrator cannot
use via HTTP.
You can deny an administrator the use of multiple HTTP commands to access the Admin
Service by creating a comma-separated list of those HTTP commands.
See also
Allow (HTTPCommands)
in the HTTPCommands container;
Deny (User)
in the User
container.
Deny (User)
Flash Media Server uses two tags named
Deny
: the
Deny
tag in the
User
container, and the
Deny
tag in the
HTTPCommands
container.
This tag lists those hosts from which the administrator is not authorized to connect to Flash
Media Admin Service. You restrict the administrator’s access by creating a comma-delimited
list of those host names or domain names and/or (full or partial) IP addresses.
Example
<Deny>foo.yourcompany.com,macromedia.com,10.60.1.133,10.60</Deny>
This example lists the computers sending connections requests that Flash Media Admin
Service will not accept.
See also
Allow (Users)
in the
User
container;
Deny (HTTPCommands)
in the HTTPCommands
container.
Enable
This tag enables or disables the use of HTTP requests to execute administrative commands.
Description
Setting this tag enables HTTP requests to execute administrative commands. To disable
administrative access through the use of HTTP requests, do not set this tag.