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One requirement of being an AvantGo media channel customer developer is allowing only AvantGo servers to have access to your AvantGo channel. While your AvantGo channel pages might look great on a Palm III, you do not want your average Windows user running IE or Netscape to be viewing them. They can look a little barren. (Plus, they will miss all the revenue-generating banner ads you have running on your main site.)
Note: This does not mean you have to provide content exclusively to AvantGo servers. If you would like to mirror your channel content so other people have access to it, that is fine. But we do ask that you make your AvantGo channel directory available only to AvantGo sync servers.
Generally, the best way to do this is with a reverse Domain Name lookup. How to actually implement this depends on the server you are using.
Using ApacheIf you are using Apache, follow these steps:
For example:
This would deny access to everybody except servers coming from Using Microsoft IISIf you are using Microsoft IIS, you should go to the Microsoft Management Console:
Figure 8-1 Restricting access to AvantGo sync servers for IIS
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