MySQL Sidu uses 2 Firewalls
MySQL Sidu uses two firewalls to secure your data from un-authorized accesses: global level and user level.
Important - Since v1.8 both firewalls turned off by default, please turn them on as following:
Please follow the menus shown below
Menu » Frames, Options » Sidu User IP » Sidu Global IP
This will update your global level firewalls: control all users
Menu » Frames, Options » Sidu User IP » Edit Sidu User
This will update your user level firewalls: current user
Example:
^127.0.0.1$;192.168. will accept accesses from 127.0.0.1 only or any IP starts with 192.168.
Hints:
It is a good idea to install MySQL Sidu on your local PC (with firewalls setup as per above example), and connect to your databases hosted on www - in this way, you can benefit from traffic speed and more security issues
Oops - I input wrong IP
Well, in this case you can not see the above menu any more. So please do manually changes as followings:
- Find file user/inc.sidu.gk.ip.php and find line
function SIDU_IP(){
return "^127.0.0.1$;^228.4.";
}
You can delete anything red in above line - which will reset the Global firewall - Find file user/inc.sidu.user.php and find line
$USER['user_name'] = "password;session;lastIP;user-IPs";
You can delete anything blue in above line - which will reset the User firewall
