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The reginfo file is holding rules controlling which remote servers (based

on their hostname/ip-address) are allowed to either register, access


or cancel which 'Registered Server Programs' (based on their program
alias (also known as 'TP name')).

'gw/reg_info – location

contains rules related to 'Registered external RFC Servers'.

P/D Host=which servers are allowed to register ACCESS=.which RFC


clients are allowed to talk to the 'Registered Server Program' CANCEL

Internal rule : by sap

This rule is generated when gw/acl_mode = 1 is set but no custom reginfo


was defined.

Last rule in custom reginfo file.

P TP=* HOST=internal,local ACCESS=internal,local


CANCEL=internal,local

The secinfo file is holding rules controlling which programs (based on


their executable name or fullpath, if not in $PATH) can be started by
which user calling from which host(s) (based on its hostname/ip-
address) on which RFC Gateway server(s) (based on their
hostname/ip-address).

'gw/sec_info

SAP introduced an internal rule in the secinfo ACL to allow the starting of
any programs on the same server :

P USER=* USER-HOST=internal,local HOST=internal,local TP=*

The prxyinfo file is holding rules controlling which source systems (based
on their hostname/ip-address) are allowed to talk to which destination
systems (based on their hostname/ip-address) over the current RFC
Gateway.

gw/prxy_info
The location of the prxyinfo ACL file is specified by the profile
parameter gw/prxy_info.

1. if it specifies a permit or a deny. This is defined by the letter P or Dat


the beginning of a rule.

2. which source is allowed to proxy. This is defined in SOURCE=.

3. which target is allowed to be reached. This is defined in DEST=.

P SOURCE=internal DEST=*

P SOURCE=local DEST=*

P SOURCE=internal,local DEST=local

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