In third case, what we want to allow us to our www.example1.com, which is running on one
IP from everywhere except 172.240.0.10.
Now, we are going to edit this, our httpd.config file and what we are going to specify.
/var/www/html/example1.
Now we are going to say RequireAll, then we are going to use one another Require all granted mean
great assets to everybody that mean 192 series, 10 series, any IP address.
And then we are specifying Require not IP 172.24.0.10 that mean we do not want access from this system.
Then we are going to close this parameter, then we are going to test this configuration, then we will
reload this server.
Then we will go to our, for verifying.
We will go to the 10 system.
Our 10 system will not be able to access.
But what about 20, 20 will be able to access if we are going to have another system.
We have other addresses.
They will also be will be able to access only the system, which is having 172.24.0.10 that
will not be able to access sometimes.
Suppose we are getting attacked by some system, particular IP address so we can block that by using
that.
Bu using it.
That means RequireAll the guaranteed will grant access to everybody and if it is Require all denied
that access will be denied from every where.
So this is the case third, just to show how this Require all granted works.