From: "Bruce A. Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: controling access to directories using IP

Arthur,

As I understand it, out-of-the-box the RealServer does not support what you are
requesting.  For RealServer your options are to do one of the following and use
it to verify the incoming IP based against your internal authorization files.:
- create your own plugin to the RealServer (using the SDK materials)
- license Real's Commerce Server
- license a third-party solution, such as the one my company offers called
StreamKeeper.

I'm sure Real would be more than happy to help you in licensing their 
project or
supporting your custom integration but if you're interested in hearing more
about our product feel free to contact me directly.

Best of luck,

Bruce Green
Greenhouse Technologies, Inc.
http://www.wght.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

954.630.3288
954.630.3289 (fax)


RealForum wrote:

 > From: "A.Wilson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
 > Subject: controling access to directories using IP
 >
 > Sorry if this is wrong place to post but I can't see where else to post this
 > query.
 >
 > I've read the Realserver G2 documentation on access control and I gather
 > that you can control access to particular ports using IP but that you can't
 > restrict access to particular directories in the document root using IP.
 >
 > We may wish to make clips available only to a particular group of machines,
 > in a teaching lab for example. I would have thought that restricting access
 > to the directory holding the clips using the IP addresses of the machines
 > would be the way to do it but it's not clear in the manual if this can be
 > done.
 >
 > Any ideas?
 >
 > Arthur Wilson


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