Access Control Logging is an essential feature in web servers that ensures only authorized users can access specific resources. It helps protect sensitive information and maintain the security of the website.

Features

  • Authentication: Ensures that only users with valid credentials can access protected resources.
  • Authorization: Grants or denies access to resources based on the user's role or permissions.
  • Logging: Records access attempts and actions, which is crucial for auditing and security monitoring.

How it Works

  1. Authentication: Users provide their credentials, such as username and password, to access the server.
  2. Authorization: The server checks the credentials against a database of authorized users and grants access based on the user's permissions.
  3. Logging: Every access attempt and action is logged for future reference and analysis.

Learn More

For more detailed information on Access Control Logging, you can visit our documentation page: /docs/access_control_logging.

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