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      <h1 class="SECT1"><a name="AEN8969">17.5. Complex Permission
      Checking</a></h1>

      <p>One of the more useful types of permission checking is to
      restrict access to your printers from users outside your
      networks. The IP pattern can specify a list of IP addresses
      and netmasks to apply to them.</p>

      <p>For example <var class="LITERAL">IP=10.3.4.0/24</var>
      would match all hosts with the IP addresses <var class=
      "LITERAL">IP=10.3.4.0</var> to <var class=
      "LITERAL">IP=10.3.4.255</var>.</p>

      <p>Similarly, the HOST pattern can specify a set of hostnames
      or patterns to match against based on the GLOB notation.</p>

      <p>For example <var class=
      "LITERAL">REMOTEHOST=*.private</var> would match all hosts
      with a DNS entry which ended with <tt class=
      "FILENAME">private</tt>.</p>

      <p>The NOT keyword reverses the match sense. For example <var
      class="LITERAL">REJECT NOT
      REMOTEHOST=*.private,*.murphy.com</var> would reject all
      requests from hosts which did not have a DNS entry ending in
      <tt class="FILENAME">private</tt> or <tt class=
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