Restricting Access to the BU Community
When to use
Use this code when you want a file to be viewed only by members of the BU
community. Using the first method, visitors will be prompted to give their BU
login name and Kerberos password when they try to view files in the restricted
directory. Using the second method, only visitors using the BU campus network
(such as visitors using BU dialup service or computing on campus) will be allowed
access. The third method combines the first two, prompting visitors to log in
only if they are not using the BU Network.
Kerberos method
Using this method, visitors will be prompted to give their BU login name and
Kerberos password whey they try to view files in the restricted directory. This
prompt will occur whether the visitor is on campus or off campus.
CODE EXAMPLE:
AuthType weblogin
<Limit GET POST>
require valid-user
</Limit>
Notes
- Copy and paste this code as outlined in Protect
Your Subdirectory. Use this code exactly as above. Do not
modify it.
- Only members of the BU community who have a BU login name and Kerberos password
will be able to view files restricted in this way. However, most members of
the community do have a BU login name and Kerberos password.
Domain method
With this method, you restrict access to on-campus viewers. This is convenient
for visitors who always view the restricted files from an on-campus location.
However, this method does not allow members of the BU community to view restricted
files from off campus.
CODE EXAMPLE:
AuthType weblogin
<Limit GET POST>
Satisfy any
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from .bu.edu
</Limit>
Notes
Copy and paste this code as outlined in Protect
Your Subdirectory. Use this code exactly as above. Do not
modify it.
Domain method with kerberos
With this method, all members of the BU community will be able to view restricted
files, whether or not they are using the campus network (either from on campus
or by using BU dialup service) when viewing restricted files. Only visitors
who are not using the BU network will be prompted to log in.
CODE EXAMPLE:
AuthType weblogin
<Limit GET POST>
Satisfy any
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from .bu.edu
require valid-user
</Limit>
Notes
Copy and paste this code as outlined in Protect
Your Subdirectory. Use this code exactly as above. Do not
modify it.
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