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Figure C-91 ACL properties authenticated
Set up your no_access ACL, as in Figure C-92 on page 393.
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Figure C-92 ACL properties no_access
Next, we create a protected object policy (POP). You probably do not need the
POP once you have enabled SSL. Select
Create from under POP in the menu.
Fill in the details, as shown in Figure C-93 on page 394.
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Figure C-93 Create POP
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