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Title:SEAL
Moderator:GALVIA::SMITH
Created:Mon Mar 21 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1989
Total number of notes:8209

1925.0. "Setting up Groups on AFWNT ver. 1.1" by NNTPD::"[email protected]" (Chris Lingerfeldt) Fri Apr 18 1997 16:44

I was able to set up ftp and telnet groups on
AFWNT 1.1 using the \dfw\config\groups.acl.

Below are some examples of the entries in \dfw\config\groups.acl:

group ftp-puts-users is
                         *@172.16.16.67,            # Comment
                         [email protected],      # Comment
                         *@172.16.16.68,            # Comment
                         [email protected]       # Comment
                         ;

group ftp-gets-users is
                         *@172.16.16.67,            # Comment
                         [email protected],      # Comment
                         *@172.16.16.68,            # Comment
                         [email protected]       # Comment
                         ;

group telnet-users is
              *@172.16.16.67,            # Comment
              [email protected],      # Comment
              *@172.16.16.68,            # Comment
              [email protected]       # Comment
              ;

NOTE:  When adding users make sure the last line of the group
       conatins a ";", each entry is delimiated with a ","
       and also the last entry does not contain a ",".

The \dfw\config\ftpxd-in.acl should look as follows:

allow ftp-puts-users initial-connection all-servers;
allow ftp-gets-users initial-connection all-servers;

allow ftp-puts-users puts red net;
allow ftp-gets-users gets red net;

The \dfw\config\telnetxd.acl should look as follows:

authentication "HHA";
include "/dfw/config/blacklist.acl";
include "/dfw/config/groups.acl";
include "/dfw/config/telnetxd-times.acl";

# include custom fules for this policy, if any
include "/dfw/config/telnetxd-custom.acl";

deny authenticated inside red net * all-servers;
deny unknown inside red net * all-servers;

#END BASE POLICY

# these are permissive rules, which need to be removed if
# the user specifies custom rules to restrict the policy

allow telnet-users telnet red net;

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1925.1coolEEMELI::EINAMOTue Apr 22 1997 10:325
Thanks

I need this functionality also

Marko
1925.2Correction to telnetxd.aclNNTPD::"[email protected]"Chris LingerfeldtWed Apr 23 1997 15:4336
I relized that I did not include an important line in the example
of the telnetxd.acl from the previous note.  
Telnetxd.acl should contain the following line:

allow telnet-users telnet relay;

Below is an example of the entire file.

# AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED - DO NOT EDIT!!!
# this is the policy applying to telnet clients
#POLICY NUMBER:4
#ACCESS FROM INSIDE:Internal users may access all Internet servers
#ACCESS FROM OUTSIDE:None
#POLICY DESCRIPTION:Allow access from inside out.<P>
#POLICY DESCRIPTION:Deny all access from outside.
authentication "HHA";
include "/dfw/config/blacklist.acl";	#firewall blacklist
include "/dfw/config/groups.acl";	#firewall groups
include "/dfw/config/telnetxd-times.acl";	#time restrictions

# include custom rules for this policy, if any
include "/dfw/config/telnetxd-custom.acl";

deny authenticated inside red net * all-servers; 
deny unknown inside red net * all-servers;

#END BASE POLICY

# these are permissive rules, which need to be removed if
# the user specifies custom rules to restrict the policy.

allow telnet-users telnet relay;

allow telnet-users telnet red net;

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