Novell GROUPWISE 7 ASYNC GATEWAY - INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION, Руководство по установке и администрированию

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Configuring the Async Gateway
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Novell Confidential Manual (ENU) 21 December 2004
[Accessgroup: name ]
The Accessgroup: name header defines the name of an access control group. Any settings under
this header apply to users with the same access group name specified in the Gateway Access field
on the GroupWise Account page of their User objects in ConsoleOne. This header enables you to
apply access control settings to a single user or multiple users.
Syntax:
[accessgroup: name ]
Example:
[accessgroup:staff]
After you’ve created an access group header in the access.cfg file, you need to modify the Gateway
Access field on User objects in ConsoleOne to assign users to the access group. For information,
see
“Using the Gateway Access Field” on page 56 .
This header is not associated with GroupWise personal groups or public distribution lists. If you
have a GroupWise distribution list called Managers and want access control to be applied to the
entire group, you must edit the user information for each member of the distribution list in the
Gateway Access field of each User object.
Access Control Keywords
Keywords are used to apply access control settings to the users specified by the header. The
following keywords are available:
Š ALLACCESS
Š NOACCESS
Š BLOCK
Š ALLOW
Š MAXSIZE
Š ALLOWRULEGENERATED
ALLACCESS
The ALLACCESS keyword allows the users unrestricted access to the Async Gateway. Anyone
can send and receive messages. This is how the gateway operated before the access control feature
was added. If access is denied for inbound messages, the Gateway does not send an Undelivered
message. This can be avoided in a domain-to-domain connection by setting access control on the
gateway sending messages to the Out direction.
Example:
[Corporate.Accounting:in] allaccess
In this example, all users on the Accounting post office under the Corporate domain can receive
inbound messages.
NOACCESS
The NOACCESS keyword restricts users from accessing the Async Gateway. No one can send or
receive any messages through the gateway, depending on the direction specified in the header.
Example:
[default:in] noaccess
In this example, by default, users cannot receive mail through the gateway. Users can send
messages through the gateway.