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WORKING WITH ProppFrexx ONAIR Figure 107: Remote Access Limits This dialog allows you to define remote access limit rules (IP check only) for incoming clients trying to connect to the ProppFrexx TCP Server or OSC Server. In the limit list you define rules to check with each client trying to connect. When a client is trying to connect this list of rules is evaluated from top to bottom until a matching rule is found (as such the order of the rules might be important when using wildcards). When using at least one Accept rule type and no rule match is found for a connecting client, the connection will be refused, as in such case it is assumed, that you must explicitly need to define each allowed client IP address range. But if you are only using Deny rule types and no rule match is found for a connecting client than the connection is accepted by default. Check Type: Defines the type of rule check to carry out (in this case only IP checks are supported; meaning the incoming client IP address will be checked). Rule Type: Defines the type of rule to apply. This can be either ‘Accept’ or ‘Deny’; meaning should the incoming connection be denied or accepted if the rule matches. Rule Value: Defines the actual rule value to use; meaning the IP address to validate. Note, that you might use an asterisk at the end of an IP address to specify valid IP address ranges. Also note that the IPv4 as well as the IPv6 protocol is supported! This means, that if a client connects via IPv4 an IPv4 address is transmitted and checked whereas if a client connects via IPv6 an IPv6 address is transmitted and checked. This might enforce you to define two rules if necessary (one using IPv4 and one using IPv6 addresses). Up: Moves the selected rule up in the list. Down: Moves the selected rule down in the list. Add: Adds a new remote access limit rule (to the end of the list). Remove: Removes the currently selected rule. MIDI Devices When activated ProppFrexx ONAIR offers MIDI input and output support. MIDI input enables ProppFrexx to receive short-messages send from any MIDI controller and translate them into control-commands so that the MIDI controller can remotely control any ProppFrexx ONAIR functionality. MIDI output enables ProppFrexx to send MIDI shortmessages to the MIDI device to remotely control this device. ProppFrexx supports 2 different MIDI Input devices to be used and one MIDI output device to be used. Input1/2: Select the MIDI input device to use (this is the MIDI input device which is receiving the MIDI short messages to remotely control this ProppFrexx ONAIR instance). Output: Select the MIDI output device to use (only used, if you want to send MIDI shortmessages via control-commands to a MIDI device). RADIO42 Confidential 143