MBG Sample Clauses

MBG. When the software picks this file up from the spool folder, it can successfully identify that the data was from the “Main Building”, as described in the SITES.CFG file. It is important to note that all filename extensions are case-sensitive and that this is the first most likely cause of any problem in the system not identifying where data came from. Web Server IP Permissions (Stored as IPOK.CFG) Using standard IP masking notation, you can elect to allow or deny, forcibly or otherwise, access to the in-built web server and TCP/IP remote data port. If a remote data site tries to send data to the host from an IP address that is either explicitly excluded or not allowed access, the data will not be processed. Similarly, if a web client tries to access any page from the web server from an unauthorised IP, the system will return the configurable REFUSE.HTML page, the default of which is shown below: This page, like all others resident in the \data folder, can be completely customised as it is stored in the standard HTML format. IP addresses are granted or denied access by adding lines to the IPOK.CFG file consisting of the IP address in question, followed by an = sign, followed by the word YES or NO, denoting whether or not that IP address is allowed access or not, respectively. Whole ranges of IP addresses can be denied or allowed access by using standard wildcard characters, such as 192.168.* The higher the line is in the list, the higher the precedence it takes in the hierarchy. So if an IP address is denied access towards the top of the list, but then allowed access further down, the system will deny access to that IP address. It is good practise to end the list with the line * = NO, meaning that any further combinations of IP addresses are explicitly denied access if they have not already been dealt with. An example is shown below:- This example therefore allows access to 192.168.0.8 and 192.168.0.7 but no other IP addresses starting 192.168.0. However, the group of IP addresses starting 192.167 is explicitly allowed access. Finally, the 'catch-all’ * = NO line ensures that any IP address not listed is explicitly denied access. Call Locations (Stored as LOCATIONS.CFG) There may be occasions when you would prefer a more meaningful name for the location of a dialled number in the Live Call View or in your reports. For example, you may have an office in Manchester with the number 0000 000 0000. In the Live Call View and in your reports, this number’s location...