Hitachi Compute Blade 500 Series Web Console Users Manual page 56

Limit the source
IPv4 address
2-46
Item
Start day of
the week
Start time
End date
End condition Select and set the following:
End day of
the week
End time
Table 2-44 Network setting items
Item
Use
Allowed IPv4
address 1
Allowed IPv4
address 2
Allowed IPv4
address 3
Allowed IPv4
address 4
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Selects among No set, Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, and
Sat.
Type in HH:MM format ranging 00:00 to 23:59, using
numbers 0 to 9 for each H and M.
Set this item in the same way as the start date above.
• End date
• The first End day of the week after End date
• The last End day of the week before End date
• The last End day of the week
Set this item in the same way as the start day of the
week above.
Set this item in the same way as the start time above.
Select Enable or Disable.
Enable: Allows only IPv4 addresses, to which
"Allowed IPv4 address 1" through "Allowed
IPv4 address 4" are assigned, to connect.
Disable: Allows any IPv4 addresses to
connect. Even if Disable is selected, setting
fails if "Allowed IPv4 address 1 to 4" have an
incorrect value.
Type IPv4 address to allow connection to BMC
in format of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx or CIDR format,
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/yy. You need to apply IPv4
address to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx using numbers 0
to 255 for xxx; to specify a number from 8 to
30 as the pre-fix length of the network
address. If the pre-fix length of the network
address is omitted, IPv4 address of
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the only one IP address
allowed to connect. If the pre-fix length of the
network address is specified, IPv4 addresses
of xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx which shares initial bits of
pre-fix length, counting from the most-
significant bit of the IP address are allowed to
connect.
Example: If 192.168.0.1/16 is set, all of IPv4
addresses in network of 192.168.xxx.xxx are
allowed to connect.
Connection is restricted on the following
functions.
• Server blade Web console
• Remote console
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