Register Servers Manually

Overview

In QueryPie, you have the option to manually register servers to enforce access control. This process involves registering individual servers, granting access to users and groups, and setting policies accordingly.

We recommend pre-registering each of the resources required to register your server in advance.

1. Settings > Settings > General Settings > Allowed Zones

2. Settings > Settings > Server Settings > Connection Management > Server Groups

3. Settings > Settings > Server Settings > Connection Management > Server Account Templates

4. Settings > Settings > Server Settings > Connection Management > SSH Key Configurations

Register a Server Manually

To manually register an individual server, you need to enter a total of five pieces of information, each requiring detailed settings.

1. Basic Information

1. Navigate to Server Settings > Connection Management > Servers menu.

2. Click the Create Connection button located in the upper right corner.

3. Enter the following information to register the connection:

   1. Name : Provide a descriptive name for the server.

   2. Host : Enter the server's host, which can be a domain or IP address.

   3. Server OS : Select the operating system of the server.

   4. Port : Specify the port of the server.

2. Set Up Server Groups and Allowed Zones

1. Select Server Group.

2. Select Allowed Zone.

   1. Allowed Zone refers to the network bands open to connections.

   2. You have two options:

      • Apply the server group's settings: This applies the server group's settings as they are. (Specifying a server group is required in this case.)

      • Operate separately: This allows you to apply a separate Allowed Zone without following the server group's settings.

3. Register an Account for Server Connection

1. You can enter the account required to connect to the server in two ways:

   1. Import from Server Account Templates: Press the Copy button to import an already registered account from the Server Account Templates menu at once.

      • For instructions on how to create a Server Account Template, refer to the Create a Server Account Template.

   2. Manual Addition: Alternatively, add accounts manually using the Add Account feature.

2. The information you need to enter or set up in your individual Account is listed below.

   1. Account: Enter a name to distinguish individual accounts.

   2. Auth Type: Choose the authentication method for the account. Options include Password and SSH Key. If selecting SSH Key, ensure that the Auto Login setting is set to On.

   3. Authority: If Password is selected, enter the password for authentication. For SSH Key, choose from the keys registered in SSH Key Configurations.

   4. Auto Login: Toggle automatic login On or Off. When Off, only the Password authentication method is available.

   5. SSH/SFTP: Determine whether to allow SSH or SFTP access with this account.

   6. Test: Click the Test Connection button to verify the validity of the connection information. To test the entire account, click Test All in the upper right corner.

   7. Test Result: View the result of the connection information test, displayed as either SUCCESS or FAILED

4. Set Up a Policy

In the Policy section, you can define the policies that users must adhere to when connecting to the server.

1. If you select Apply the server group's settings, the server group's settings will be applied. (In this case, you must specify the server group in the top area)

2. Alternatively, if you wish to define separate access policies that do not follow the settings of the server group, select Operate separately. You can find more information about setting individual server access policies in the Single Server Access Policies.

5. Attach a Tag (Optional)

You can manually assign tags to individual servers if necessary. These tags can be used for filtering in the server list or when adding a server to a server group. Additionally, tags synchronized with the cloud provider will also be displayed. However, tags imported via synchronization cannot be deleted or modified.

1. Key: Enter a key value of up to 512 characters to uniquely identify the tag. Duplicates are not allowed, and case sensitivity is observed.

2. Value: Enter a value of up to 256 characters to use for filtering.

Once you have completed the above steps, click Save to successfully register your server.

Related Topics

• Manage Servers as a Group

• SSH Key Management

• Server Account Templates

• Server Access Policies

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