*: Microsoft Windows is not supported. *: Mixed IPv4/IPv6 pools are not supported. -*: Security policies cannot use IP addresses, only hostnames. (If you use NO_DNS=TRUE, the "hostnames" are actually reformatted IP addresses, and you can match against those.) +*: Security policies cannot use IP addresses, only hostnames. (If you use NO_DNS=TRUE, the "hostnames" are reformatted IP addresses, and you can match against those.) *: You must set NETWORK_INTERFACE to a specific IPv6 address. Possibly limitations: @@ -36,15 +36,4 @@ # However, by using the IP address, you can no longer specify your # security policy in terms of $(CONDOR_HOST) #CONDOR_HOST =[2607:f388:1086:0:21e:68ff:fe0f:6462] - -# This is example security configuration for a pool of three hosts. -ALL_NODES_IN_POOL= *.example.com -ALLOW_WRITE = $(ALL_NODES_IN_POOL) -ALLOW_READ = $(ALL_NODES_IN_POOL) -ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR = $(COLLECTOR_HOST) -ALLOW_CONFIG = -ALLOW_SOAP = -ALLOW_OWNER = $(COLLECTOR_HOST),$(HOSTNAME) -ALLOW_NEGOTIATOR= $(COLLECTOR_HOST) -ALLOW_DAEMON= $(ALL_NODES_IN_POOL) {endcode}