Control Connections to Virtual Servers
To enhance security, you can selectively include or exclude specific computers, subnets, and entire domains from accessing a virtual server. By default, all computers are allowed access to the server until you add them to a list of restricted computers. You can restrict access to a virtual server by either listing the computers that can access the server, or by specifying a group of computers that cannot.
The following procedure describes how to control connections to virtual servers except for the HTTP Exchange Virtual Server. You control connections to the HTTP Exchange Virtual Server through the Internet Information Services (IIS) snap-in.
To control connections to a virtual server (except the HTTP Exchange Virtual Server):
Tip If you only know the name of the computer, click DNS Lookup. Type the name of the computer, and then click OK. If the address of the computer is found, the IP address will appear in IP address automatically.
Related Topics
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