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Last modified by rangee rangee on 2021/10/01 10:46
From version 2.1
edited by rangee rangee
on 2021/09/23 13:30
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To version 3.1
edited by rangee rangee
on 2021/09/27 15:14
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5 5  The following options are available:
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7 -* (% class="mark" %)allow(%%) Authorises the device and grants it access to the system.
8 -* (% class="mark" %)block(%%) Deauthorises the device and denies it access to the system. However, it is still possible to e.g. charge devices through the system's USB ports.
9 -* (% class="mark" %)reject(%%) Removes the device from the system, entirely.
7 +* {{status title="allow"/}} Authorises the device and grants it access to the system.
8 +* {{status title="block"/}} Deauthorises the device and denies it access to the system. However, it is still possible to e.g. charge devices through the system's USB ports.
9 +* {{status title="reject"/}} Removes the device from the system, entirely.
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11 -(% class="mark" %)Edit(%%) This button will only be displayed for connected USB devices without any defined ruleset **at this port**. Clicking on this button will unlock the configuration for the corresponding device, **otherwise it will be blocked**.
11 +{{status title="edit"/}}This button will only be displayed for connected USB devices without any defined ruleset **at this port**. Clicking on this button will unlock the configuration for the corresponding device, **otherwise it will be blocked**.
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13 -(% class="mark" %)Delete(%%) By clicking oh this button you can delete the current rule for this device, connected to this particular USB port.
13 +{{status title="delete"/}} By clicking oh this button you can delete the current rule for this device, connected to this particular USB port.
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16 16  [[image:usbguard-mgmt.PNG||alt="image2020-4-28_8-11-57.png"]]