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--- en:teacher:exercises:exercise_settings [2019/05/29 13:07]
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 By the password given to you by the teacher you can gain access to an exercise which is password protected. Insert your password in the relevant field and complete the exercise.
+=== “Unlocking for certain IP(s) or IP CIDR(s)” ===
-“Unlocking for certain IP(s) or IP CIDR(s)”
 By integrating this feature in the platform the teacher of the course has the capability to restrict access to certain IP addresses or specific subnetworks of a local network. This is very useful in conducting exams in a specific room (i.e. the laboratory) under the supervision of the teacher.
-There are 3 types of addresses which can be used : 1) full addresses which correspond to a specific computer or server. These usually have the form of 192.168.10.1
+There are 3 types of addresses which can be used :
+) full addresses which correspond to a specific computer or server. These usually have the form of 192.168.10.1
+[{{ :en:teacher:exercises:teacher_exercise_settings_3.jpg?600 |Full addresses}}]
-{{ :en:teacher:exercises:teacher_exercise_settings_3.jpg?600 |}}
 ) Full addresses IPv6 of the form 2a….. addresses which correspond to a specific computer or server.
+[{{ :en:teacher:exercises:teacher_exercise_settings_4.jpg?600 |Full addresses IPv6}}]
-{{ :en:teacher:exercises:teacher_exercise_settings_4.jpg?600 |}}
 ) CIDR subnetworks of the form 195.134.156.10/24 which allows you to clearly specify the subnetworks you are referring to.
+[{{ :en:teacher:exercises:teacher_exercise_settings_5.jpg?600 |CIDR form}}]
-{{ :en:teacher:exercises:teacher_exercise_settings_5.jpg?600 |}}