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Allowing users to access only the data they are authorized to access. It also encompasses protection of data during movement on the network and storage on disks and backups.
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How to grant access to IP range in Postgres?
I would like to configure my Postgres DB to be accessed by any IP 10.8.101.*. I know I have to create a rule in pg_hba.conf but I'm not sure what it should look like. My LAN IP is currently 10.8.101.1 …
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