The ServiceControlClients
action parameter is deprecated for Query Manipulation Server version 11.5.0 and later. Micro Focus recommends that you use authorization roles instead. See Authorization Roles Configuration Parameters.
The ServiceControlClients
configuration parameter is still available for existing implementations, but it might be incompatible with new functionality. The parameter might be deleted in future.
The IP addresses or names of clients that can send service control actions to the service. Separate multiple addresses with commas. There must be no space before or after the comma.
Adding a client to ServiceControlClients
does not enable it to send service status actions. To enable a client to send status actions, you must add the IP address or host name to the ServiceStatusClients.
You can use wildcards in the IP addresses. For example, type 187.*.*.*
to permit any machine whose IP address begins with 187
to control the service. You can also filter the ServiceControlClients
parameter using CIDR notation.
You can also configure client permissions by using the [AuthorizationRoles]
configuration section. This section provides a more flexible method for setting up user authorization, and also allows you to set up permissions by using SSL identities or GSS principals. See Authorization Roles Configuration Parameters.
To disable authorization by client IP address, set this parameter to ""
. In this case, Query Manipulation Server uses the options that you set in the [AuthorizationRoles]
section only.
Type: | String |
Default: | None |
Required: | Yes |
Configuration Section: | Service |
Example: | ServiceControlClients=localhost,127.0.0.1
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See Also: | ServiceACIMode
ServiceHost ServicePort ServiceStatusClients |
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