[LON-CAPA-cvs] cvs: loncom /html/adm/help/tex Domain_Configuration_IP_Access.tex

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raeburn		Wed Jan  8 23:08:09 2025 EDT

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 To accommodate use of LON-CAPA within a dedicated Computer Based Testing Facility (CBTF), a domain configuration is available to set IP-based restrictions on availability of student roles in course(s) and access to LON-CAPA tools used for communication and collaboration.
 
-This complements domain settings in the ``Blogs, personal web pages, webDAV/quotas, portfolios'' section \ref{Domain_Configuration_Quotas} which apply by default, regardless of a user's IP address, to specific types of user (e.g., Student, Staff etc.). IP-based access controls set at a domain level also complement time-limited blocks a Course Cordinator can set in a course via Settings $>$ Content Settings $>$  Blocking Communication/Resource Access, some of which can impact functionality in other courses, e.g.,, Chat, Messaging, Portfolio and Blogs.
+This complements domain settings in the ``Blogs, personal web pages, webDAV/quotas, portfolios'' section \ref{Domain_Configuration_Quotas} which apply by default, regardless of a user's IP address, to specific types of user (e.g., Student, Staff etc.). IP-based access controls set at a domain level also complement time-limited blocks a Course Cordinator can set in a course via Settings $>$ Content Settings $>$  Blocking Communication/Resource Access, some of which can impact functionality in other courses, e.g., Chat, Messaging, Portfolio and Blogs.
 
 Configuration of IP-based access control in a domain supports multiple access control items, and each item in use will be assigned the following: