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Control what services are available to users and groups
VShell® uses Access Control Lists (ACLs) to define which services
(login, SFTP, FTPS, HTTPS, shell, and port forwarding)
are granted to individual users or groups. As an example, a remote salesperson
(or sales group) might only be granted SFTP access to their home directory
to allow sales reports to be uploaded and collateral materials downloaded.
A system administration group could be granted full shell and SFTP access
to the server(s) they maintain. A third group of non-technical users
(marketing, HR, etc.) could be granted port forwarding privileges for
their email and corporate calendar applications to allow working from
home or another remote location.
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