No. the colon is only needed to separate IPs.
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From: M. H. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 13:45
To: Sandonato, Matthew T; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: AuthHosts syntax - Colon needed?
What if I only need 1 address in there? Do I still
Hi, I was wondering what the syntax for the AuthHosts setting in the
registry. I just want to allow connections from two machines. I currently
have -:+192.168.0.44:
To add access for an additional machine, what would I add? just a + and the
additonal address after the first one?
This would be correct: -:+192.168.0.44:+192.168.0.54
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Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 12:04
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Subject: AuthHosts syntax - Colon needed?
Hi, I was wondering what the syntax
What if I only need 1 address in there? Do I still need the colon?
-:+192.168.0.2:
or
-:+192.168.0.2
Thanks.
From: Sandonato, Matthew T [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: AuthHosts syntax - Colon needed?
Date: Wed, 3 Nov 2004 12:44:41 -0500
This would be correct: -:+192.168.0.44
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But if you had +10.0.60.101 wouldn't it only accept a connection from
that IP anyway, all others would be rejected? So does it need
to have -10.0.60.100 in there?
Ben
According to the documentation, By default, the template is empty and
connections from all hosts are
Im working in a network environment where we are using winvnc on our pc's
and servers. Currently we are using the HKLM\Software\ORL\WinVNC3\AuthHosts
key to define who can use vnc on the network. Until now we have had no
issues. Basically our string looks something like this
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Sent: 08 July 2003 09:42
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Subject: AuthHosts syntax
Im working in a network environment where we are using winvnc on our
pc's and servers
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I have a question along the same lines. The syntax used for AuthHosts is
+[ip-address-template]
?[ip-address-template]
-[ip-address-template]
I know the ? means it asks the user if they want to accept the incoming
connection, but what's the difference between the +
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