to secure Solr by IP address and I finally
figured it out. Perhaps this might go in the ref guide but I'd like to
share it here anyhow. The scenario is where only "localhost" should have
full unfettered access to Solr, whereas everyone else (notably web clients)
can only access s
+ DMZ(s)
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On November 4, 2016 at 9:28:21 AM, David Smiley (david.w.smi...@gmail.com)
wrote:
I was just researching how to secure Solr by IP address and I finally
figured it out. Perhaps this might go in
Not to knock the other suggestions, but a benefit to securing Jetty like
this is that *everyone* can do this approach.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2016 at 9:54 AM john saylor wrote:
> hi
>
> any firewall worth it's name should be able to do this. in fact, that is
> one of several things that a firewall was d
hi
any firewall worth it's name should be able to do this. in fact, that is
one of several things that a firewall was designed to do.
also, you are stopping this traffic at the application, which is good;
but you'd prolly be better off stopping it at the network interface
[using a firewall,
David Smiley wrote:
> I was just researching how to secure Solr by IP address and I finally
> figured it out. Perhaps this might go in the ref guide but I'd like to
> share it here anyhow. The scenario is where only "localhost" should have
> full unfettered acces
I was just researching how to secure Solr by IP address and I finally
figured it out. Perhaps this might go in the ref guide but I'd like to
share it here anyhow. The scenario is where only "localhost" should have
full unfettered access to Solr, whereas everyone else (notably w
