The daemon part is where the user specifies the service protected which access would be filtered.
There we can use the denominated wildcards. These are:
The client part is where the user specifies the hosts or network which will grant or deny access for the service involved. As the daemon part, here the user could make use of the wildcard. These are:
The page show a series of options to specify the client part of a rule which varies to the use of wildcards, combinations of them, a host/mask pair and an option to expert user where they could define whichever combinations they would want.
Once specified this two parts of the rule, you could click on the Command button to get access to the add command page where you could define commands that will make part of the all rule.
Also there is a table which displays the rules already defined in the respective access
control file. You can select one rule and proceed to delete it, making click on the Delete
button.