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FLASH
MEDIA
SERVER
4.5
CONFIGURATION
AND
ADMINISTRATION
XML configuration files reference
Last updated 11/28/2012
Example
<Allow>foo.yourcompany.com,adobe.com,10.60.1.133,10.60</Allow>
See also
Enable
,
Deny (HTTPCommands)
,
Order (HTTPCommands)
Allow (User)
Lists the specific hosts from which an administrator can connect to Flash Media Administration Server. The
administrator can only connect to the server from those hosts specified in this
Allow
element. You authorize the
administrator’s access by creating a comma-delimited list of the accessible host names or domain names and/or full or
partial IP addresses. Whenever possible, use the IP addresses in the
Allow
element to improve the server’s
performance when processing connection requests.
Example
<Allow>foo.yourcompany.com, adobe.com, 10.60.1.133, 10.60</Allow>
See also
Password
,
Deny (User)
,
Order (User)
Deny (HTTPCommands)
Flash Media Server uses two elements named
Deny
: the
Deny
element in the
User
container and the
Deny
element in
the
HTTPCommands
container.
This
Deny
element lists the Flash Media Administration Server commands that an administrator cannot use through
HTTP.
You can deny an administrator the use of multiple HTTP commands to access the Administration Service by creating
a comma-separated list of those HTTP commands.
Example
<Deny>Deny,Allow</Deny>
See also
Enable
,
Allow (HTTPCommands)
,
Order (HTTPCommands)
Deny (User)
Flash Media Server uses two elements named
Deny
: the
Deny
element in the
User
container and the
Deny
element in
the
HTTPCommands
container.
This element lists those hosts from which the administrator is not authorized to connect to Flash Media
Administration Server. 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
This example lists the computers sending connection requests that Flash Media Administration Server will not accept.
<Deny>foo.yourcompany.com,adobe.com,10.60.1.133,10.60</Deny>