Symantec PC ANYWHERE SOLUTION V 12.5, Руководство пользователя

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7 In the Domain box, type the domain name.
8 Click OK.
9 Click Apply.
Setting up host groups
You can set up host groups to control access to the Access Server and to simplify
management of the hosts that are docked. When remote users connect to the
Access Server through the host list, they can view the groups of docked hosts
and select the host they want to connect to.
You can hide individual host groups from TCP/IP searches to protect the hosts
from unauthorized access. Remote users must provide the group name to connect
to any of the docked hosts that are contained in the group.
You can configure the Access Server to require the host computers to dock to a
specific host group. Host users must supply a valid group name and the appropriate
password to dock to the Access Server.
You can choose not to require host computers to dock to a group. Any hosts that
do not specify a group name or password are assigned to the Default group.
You can set a password for the host group. The host user must supply the password
to dock to the group. The group password does not apply to remote connections.
Remote users only need to supply the group name to access the docked hosts that
are contained in the group.
See “About Access Server security” on page 43.
See “What you can do with the Access Server” on page 44.
See “About managing the Access Server” on page 48.
See “Configuring the Access Server” on page 50.
To set up host groups
1 In the Preferences window, on the Groups tab, do either of the following:
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To add a new group, click Add.
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To modify a group, in the Groups list, select the group that you want to
modify, and then click Modify.
2 In the Group Properties window, in the Name box, type the name that you
want to give the group.
All group names must be unique.
Managing Access Server
Setting up host groups
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