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- Marco Peng
July 3, 2009, 1:55 am
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Hi all
thanks for reading :-)
the kernel version is 2.6.x
my board has two ports ehternet/usb can be used to bear the ip
throughput.
so a user can config the board by httpd via the both ports.
but sometime I want to block the access to httpd from the usb port,
how can I do that? Is there a easy way to go?
Marco Peng
thanks for reading :-)
the kernel version is 2.6.x
my board has two ports ehternet/usb can be used to bear the ip
throughput.
so a user can config the board by httpd via the both ports.
but sometime I want to block the access to httpd from the usb port,
how can I do that? Is there a easy way to go?
Marco Peng
Re: how to distinguish the ip throughput from ethernet and usb port
Seems you could either configure the httpd (whichever one you are
using) to not listen on the USB network interface, or perhaps just not
enable the USB network interface at all.
You probably want to look in the documentation for the httpd you are
using.
Or if you want to disable the USB net interface, try to stop loading
the driver modules or skip the ifconfig for that interface - look in
the startup scripts.
A somewhat heavy handed but nonethless expedient method can be to cd
to /etc on the device or the staging of what will become its
filesystem and issue a recursive grep for likely keywords and see what
you find. This will usually lead you to a means of disabling
something, though often you will not end up disabling it in the
preffered manner.
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