Server commands use a common format.
Command_Name Parameter_1 Parameter_2
● The command line contains only Latin characters, and the command name and the parameters are separated by a single space. No spaces are allowed within the command name or parameters.
● Tab and New Line symbols cannot be used. Each command must be entered on a separate line.
● Parameters cannot use the following characters: < > & "
● To add a command to the option file, start the command line with a hash tag symbol (#).
● The maximum length of a line is 1024 characters.
● Upper case and lower case characters are not differentiated.
● The wildcard symbol (*) is permitted.
● Restrictions or permissions can apply to a group of similar users, computers, or IP addresses, by using the GROUP, HOST_GROUP,INTERNET_GROUP commands; however, the group must be defined before it can be used. Multiple groups can be created, and additional members can be added to an existing group at any time using the same command.
Server commands use common parameters to define client-side users.
Command |
Description |
Syntax |
|
user |
Specifies a user account name for setting account restrictions or permissions |
USER user_name Example: USER tom |
|
host |
Specifies a computer name for setting account restrictions or permissions |
HOST host_name Example: HOST pc10196 |
|
internet |
Specifies an IP address for setting account restrictions or permissions |
INTERNET IP_address Examples: Internet 172.67.94.13 Internet 172.16.* |
|
group |
Defines a group of multiple users |
GROUP group_name name_1 name_2 Examples: GROUP engineers tom sarah harry GROUP engineers paul (adds paul to the existing engineers group) GROUP architects laura_smith bob_jones |
|
host_group |
Defines a group of multiple computer names |
HOST_GROUP group_name pc_1 pc_2 Example: HOST_GROUP designers pc10196 pc10567 |
|
internet_group |
Defines a group of multiple IP addresses |
INTERNET_GROUP group_name IP_1 IP_2 Example: INTERNET_GROUP drafting 1.1.1.1 2.2.*.* 3.3.3.3 |
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