What you did is correct if you want to give access to all ip addresses in 10.3.0.*. You might also want to add your local host to this list. You can just restart postmaster or run "pg_ctl reload" for these permissions to take effect. You can find all this information in pg_hba.conf file or in the postgres documentation.
Hi,
I need a help.
I have postgresql database server running in my system.
If i want to connect with this database from any other system's what i should do?
Where should i set permissions for the other ' ip's ' to connect with my database?
Please tell me what i did is correct or not.If not,suggest me where to set this permission.
I have set the permissions in the pg_hba.conf file for allowing the
clients to the particular datbase and for the particular ip range?
once i set, i have restarted the postgres server.
The following is the one i have added in pg_hba.conf :
TYPE DATABASE USER IP-ADDRESS IP-MASK METHOD
host all all 10.3.0.76 255.255.255.0 trust
How to check the permission setted for the database is initialized - whether
by restarting the server or restarting the system itself ?
Thank you.....
Regards,
Sandhya