IP filters for connection to the enterprise chat
Configure wich IP addresses can connect to MyChat server and wich are not allowed.
You can specify who will be in the filter list: any connections or connections of specified applications.
This tool is divided into 2 blocks: the list of allowed and forbidden addresses.
Logic of IP filters
- External client connects, the server determines its IP address
- If IP address get to the list of blocked addresses/masks or ranges and if a client type matches with blocked entry, then the client receives a connection denial. If not, move on to the next check.
- If the list of allowed addresses is empty, the client receives a permission for connection. The search in the list of allowed IP/masks, ranges and client type is produced in a different way: if the client does not get to this list it receives a connection denial. If it gets to the list, then connection is allowed.
Client application type
Type |
Description |
Web chat |
MyChat Client web application that works in a browser; |
MyChat client win32 |
classic native Windows application of MyChat Client; |
Access to the control panel |
web administration for server management; |
Web support and MyChat Guest |
website web-support and service for inviting people to the chat via email; |
Access to FTP |
file server, access by any FTP client via MyChat Server ports that are specified in settings; |
Common access |
connection by any application or service without type analysis; |
Integration API |
connection via integration protocol with third-party software; |
Android Client |
MyChat application for Android. |
Linux Client |
MyChat application for operating system Linux; |
macOS Client |
MyChat application for operating system macOS; |
MyChat Guest |
service for inviting people to the chat via email; |
Kanban |
access to the server from a built-in service Kanban project management; |
Forum |
access to the server from a built in-forum; |