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DHCPD ACL subsystem</h1></center>
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TARGETS:</h3>
The main goals of acl subsystem is providing a powerfull,
flexible and extendable mechanism for access control of different objects
in dhcpd configuration. This objects are shared networks, subnets, groups
of hosts and hosts.
<br> Also acl subsystem allows you to control some other
features, such as: unique object names, applying of changed configuration,
viewing and deletion of dhcp leasures.
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CONCEPTS:</h3>
Dhcpd configuration file we can show as a tree structure.
Each node of this tree represents a configuration of different dhcp objects
(fig. 0).
<p> Acl subsystem have 2 levels of permissions:
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global: read, write, create;</li>
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per-object: read, write.</li>
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Global permissions exists for every type of objects
(hosts, groups, subnets, shared networks) and controls operations with
a whole object set of given type.
<br>Global create
<br>Global read
<br>Global write
<br> Per-object permissions give you a more flexible
way of access control. Per-object permissions acl exists for every object
individual object. Today only hosts and subnets per-object acls are impemented.
<br>Per-object read
<br>Per-object write
<br> Acl subsystem can operate in 4 different security
levels (or modes).
<br><img SRC="ctree0.gif" ALT="dhcpd configuration tree, security level 0, check subnetX permissions" height=229 width=314>
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<p><img SRC="ctree1.gif" ALT="dhcpd configuration tree, security level 1, check subnetX permissions" height=229 width=314>
<p><img SRC="ctree2.gif" ALT="dhcpd configuration tree, security level 2, check subnetX permissions" height=229 width=314>
<p><img SRC="ctree3.gif" ALT="dhcpd configuration tree, security level 3, check subnetX permissions" height=229 width=314>
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USER NOTES:</h3>
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DEVELOPER NOTES:</h3>
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