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<h1>Add a privileged (In-House) user</h1>
Add the IP address of a (set of) In-House user(s).
<br>You should enter dotted IP address (numeric or domain name).
You can use an asterisk (*) as a wildcard character.
<p>
<FORM ACTION="/srefconf" METHOD="GET">
<input type="hidden" name="SET" value="add_inhouse">
<LI>Enter an In-House IP address:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="user"
VALUE="" SIZE=20 MAXLENGTH=50>
<LI><em>Optional:</em>Enter a <em>space delimited</em> list of
additional client privileges: <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="privs"
VALUE="" SIZE=40 MAXLENGTH=60>
</ul>
<BR><INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Add this Entry">
</FORM>
$CANCEL
<hr>
<h2>Notes</h2>
Use this to specify an In-house IP address (or set of addresses).
Clients with an IP address that matches one of these In-House entries
will be granted automatic access, with no need to logon.
<p>You should enter the (up to 4) elements of an IP address.
Alternatively, you can use a <b>*</b> to <em>wildcard</em> any of
the portions of the address.<br>
<p>
In addition, you can specify extra privileges on each In-house entry.
<h3>Examples:</h3>
<ul>
<li>151.121.64.*
<li>JOE.USDA.GOV VIEWMESS CONTROL
</ul>
<b>Technical note:</b> SRE-Filter's <em>In-house</em> entries are similar
to the <B>IDENT</b> authorization method used by NCSA-style servers.