Host Access Control allows you to set up specific rules to accept, reject or drop access to your server on various ports based on the IP address that is attempting to connect. Denying all connections and only allowing connections that you wish to allow is the most secure way to use Host Access Control.

To set up a rule, add the ports you wish to create the rule for, the IP addresses for which the rule will apply to, and the action the system should take (ACCEPT, DROP, or REJECT).

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Note: Rules have an order of precedence. You need to place your ACCEPT rules before your deny (REJECT or DROP) rules.

This list allows all IP addresses to access the port except for the IP address range that you specify.

Add Rule

Port	IP Address/CIDR	Protocol	Action
		TCP UDP	REJECT DROP ACCEPT

Add Rule

Current Rules

Handle	Port	IP Address/CIDR	Protocol	Action	Delete?
No host access rules currently exist.