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2 | !if $module_language iswordof fr es cn |
2 | !if $module_language iswordof fr es cn ca |
3 | !read help/$module_language/hosts.phtml |
3 | !read help/$module_language/hosts.phtml |
4 | !exit |
4 | !exit |
5 | !endif |
5 | !endif |
6 | - | ||
7 | <p> |
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8 | Definition of hosts in WIMS can be made either through host name or IP |
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9 | number. But we highly recomment that you use IP numbers whenever possible. |
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6 | !read help/en/hosts.phtml |
11 | <p> |
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12 | You can also define global host names in the usual way: <tt>127.0.0.</tt> |
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13 | (but not <tt>127.0.0</tt>) |
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14 | matches 127.0.0.1 to 127.0.0.255, and <tt>.unice.fr</tt> |
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15 | (but not <tt>unice.fr</tt>) matches any host in the domain <em>unice.fr</em>. |
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16 | <p> |
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17 | <p> |
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18 | Finally, the word <tt>all</tt> matches every host in the world. This is hugely |
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19 | insecure, but if you choose it, that is your problem. |
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