We have Internet facing site in SharePoint Online, we want to block some IP range and we want to provide access to certain IP range and also we want to restrict some IP range. Is it possible in SharePoint Online? or in in Windows AZURE (On-Premise)?
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We have SharePoint 2013 Environment License E1 with P2 and need assistance of below question  1) In our application, we want to provide access to External users they don't have license, Is it possible In SharePoint Online?  It would be really good if anyone provide any pointers/suggestions on this
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I was wondering what the max. length restrictions are for SharePoint Online Managed Metadata Service:  - TermGroup name  - TermSet name  - Term/Label name/value  I could not find anything on MSDN. A link to a source or reference would be fantastic, too.
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I am developing a C# console application on my local computer running on Windows 8. My target SharePoint server is SharePoint Online on Office 365. I am trying to get the web site name using web.Title property of CSOM of SharePoint 2013. I wrote the following code inside the main function to do that.  ClientContext clientContext = new    ClientContext("https://innergen.sharepoint.com/sites/mydevsite");         Web web = clientContext.Web;         clientContext.Load(web);         clientContext.ExecuteQuery();          Console.WriteLine("Web Site Name : " + web.Title);         Console.ReadLine();   Now when I run my project in debug mode, I receive an error saying "The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden". I used the same Microsoft Account to log in to both my SharePoint Online account and Windows 8 OS(local machine). Can anybody tell me what's wrong here? Thanks.
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I have a small but popular local website, it is a nonprofit venture. We arrange programming contest. But randomly in some contest our servers goes down. For example in last contest, we had around 300 users and we deployed 12 C4Large grade servers (when site went down, we increased server to tackle it) but still the site was down for 2 hours (even though after 1 hour most of the contestants left seeing the site not working). All our servers are accessed through AWS Load balancer and we use SSL in the load balancer level. I think due to using load balancer, IIS can't differentiate upcoming traffic by IP so i can't apply the IIS built in dynamic IP based restriction for such attack. Is there a way to do these from AWS?  Is this an issue of DDos/Dos attack on our server? We use the same server and same code but in some contest we face this issue but in some other we do not face this issue. But I do not know how to track this to be sure whether we are under DDos or not. What can we do to protect ourselves?  Thanks
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I want to retrieve all site collections in an Online tenant through Visual Studio:   I can do it via Powershell: get-sposite on-premise server : Get-SPSite on-premise again: var sites = webapp.Sites.Where(i=&gt;i.url.StartsWith(webapp.url + "/departments/"));  http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/7137/how-can-i-list-the-site-collections-under-a-given-url-path   I can use the following code to iterate through sites within one site collection, so I thought I could try "" but of course it doesn't work, because such site doesn't exist.     "The remote server returned an error: (401) Unauthorized." at context.ExecuteQuery():   ClientContext context = new ClientContext(https://domain.sharepoint.com/sites/);             context.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials(userName2, password2);              Web site = context.Web;              context.Load(context.Web.Webs);             context.ExecuteQuery();              string allsitecollections = "";              for (int i = 0; i &lt; context.Web.Webs.Count; i++)             {                  allsitecollections = allsitecollections + context.Web.Webs[i].Url + "\n";              }   Is there a way to retrieve the site collections with C# or should I resort to  ?
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On a linux  networked machine,  i would like to restrict the set of addresses on the "public" zone  (firewalld concept), that are allowed to reach it. So the end result would be no other machine can access  any port or protocol, except those explicitly allowed, sort of a mix of     --add-rich-rule='rule family="ipv4" source not  address="192.168.56.120" drop'    --add-rich-rule='rule family="ipv4" source not  address="192.168.56.105" drop'   The problem above is that  this is not a real list, it will block everything since if its one address its blocked by not being the same as the other, generating an accidental "drop all" effect,  how would i  "unblock" a specific non contiguous set? does source accept a list of addresses? i have not see anything in my look at the docs or google result so far.     EDIT: I  just  created this:  # firewall-cmd  --zone=encrypt --list-all encrypt (active)   interfaces: eth1   sources: 192.168.56.120   services: ssh   ports: 6000/tcp   masquerade: no   forward-ports:    icmp-blocks:    rich rules:    But i can still reach port 6000 from  .123   my intention was that   if a source is not listed, it should not be able to reach any service or port
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I want to query a list in SharePoint Online which has >5000 items. How can I do it?  Right now it is showing me thresh hold limit error when I am trying to query the list.
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We are going to change the IP address of our SharePoint Servers can any one point out the RISK and IMPACT
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I have been tasked with building several PCs to act as secure kiosks that allow users to view and use an intranet site at my company.  Our LP staff will cover physical security, so that is not a concern. To prevent booting from a USB drive or walking with the HDD, I will be encrypting with BitLocker.  What I am having trouble with is deciding on a method to lock down Windows 7 in such a way that the only thing a user has access to is a browser (in this case, IE9) and limit the browser to specific URLs (or domains). I have considered doing this through Group Policy, but it seems there would be a substantial amount of research, development, and testing involved to get it right. With that said, does anyone know of a free or inexpensive piece of software that can accomplish this? Any recommendations would be appreciated.
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For privacy and performance reasons, I'd like to prevent my computer from ever communicating with certain Internet hosts. I'd like to do this at the OS level, not through web browser plug-ins (not broad enough), or even through my home router (my laptop travels). I'd prefer to use built-in tools.  I'm running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit. I'm all too familiar with the Windows hosts file - and its limitations. There seems to be some confusion over whether hosts supports wildcards, but my own tests confirm that it does not.  I have experimented with Windows Firewall and the IP Security Policy MMC snap-in. So far as I can tell, both require numeric addresses. I don't want to block specific IP addresses, or ranges of addresses, in part because IP-address-to-hostname mappings can and do change.  Is there any tool in Windows 7 Professional with which I can block (or route to 0.0.0.0) communication with Internet hosts by hostname mask? If not, are there any good, free, third-party tools?
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I have an internet connection that I'd like to be enabled only during the day. With multiple household internet devices, this would need to be something disabled at the level of the router.  I don't believe the router offers this sort of functionality, but I'm reasonably familiar with setting up web servers and the like, and I'm wondering if I can set up some sort of proxy server on the internet that the router must go through and have that proxy only active at certain times of day.  It's a bit vague I know, but is something like this even possible?  If not, are there other solutions to the problem?
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Can some please tell me how to grant external users access to SharePoint external facing site? I have a SharePoint 2013 Enterprise Standalone server.
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Most of my visits are from baidu spiders. I don't think it helps search engines at all so I'm thinking of how to block them. Could this be done via iptables? I'm using nginx as my webserver.
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I would like to block sites using iptables. How do I go about this, and how do I ensure that the iptables rules are saved?
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I am trying to use iptables but I am clueless in understanding the documentation even so that I've locked myself out of my server twice already whilst trying to implement it.  These are the simple rules that I want to implement:   Allow ports 80, 6667 and 6697 to everyone Allow port 22 to just my IP for example 10.10.10.10   Please can someone help me implement these simple rules, without locking myself out?
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I share a public IP with my colleagues here in the office, and sometimes I get the following error message:     Sorry, you are only allowed to ask 6 questions in a 24 hour period.   I was hoping if you guys can add a time reset indication like, "You will be able to ask again after 2 hours," where 2 hours is the remaining time till the 24 hours limit ends.  What do you think?
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Is it possible to insert to Login IP ranges via apex?