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--allow <host>[,<host>,...] (Allow connections)
The list of hosts specified will be the only hosts allowed
to connect to the Ncat process. All other connection attempts will
be disconnected. In case of a conflict between
--allow and --deny,
--allow takes precedence. Host
specifications follow the same syntax used
by Nmap. -
--allowfile <file> (Allow connections from file)
This has the same functionality as --allow,
except that the allowed hosts are provided in a new-line delimited allow
file, rather than directly on the command line. -
--deny <host>[,<host>,...] (Deny connections)
Issue Ncat with a list of hosts that will not be allowed to connect
to the listening Ncat process. Specified hosts will have their session
silently terminated if they try to connect.
be disconnected. In case of a conflict between
--allow and --deny,
--allow takes precedence. Host
specifications follow the same syntax used by Nmap. -
--denyfile <file> (Deny connections from file)
This is the same functionality as --deny,
except that excluded hosts are provided in a new-line delimited deny
file, rather than directly on the command line.
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