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‎06-01-2016 07:36 AM
I wanted to know if you could restrict access to the <instance_name>/stats.do URL. Visibility of the module in the navigation is restricted to admins; however, users can still type stats.do in the URL and access the page. How can I go about preventing this? Thanks in advance.
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‎06-01-2016 07:58 AM
Found the answer:
Navigate to the sys_properties table
Add/Edit the glide.security.diag_txns_acl system property to true.

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‎06-01-2016 07:45 AM
Hi Jordan,
Not that I'm aware. It doesn't even require login credentials to access. I believe HI uses this (and xmlstats.do) to periodically check on the system. I could be wrong and the instance reports home now.
You may want to reach out to support to see if there are any implications about restricting this (if it can be done.)
Is there a business problem with a few key users typing stats.do in the navigation filter or is it just annoying. It's just a status report (and a pretty ugly one at that.) If they keep doing it, and can understand it, offer them a job. 🙂
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‎06-01-2016 07:59 AM
Thanks for the response! I did find a way to do it out of box, I replied below.
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‎06-01-2016 07:58 AM
Found the answer:
Navigate to the sys_properties table
Add/Edit the glide.security.diag_txns_acl system property to true.

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‎06-01-2016 08:02 AM
Thanks for sharing. I learned something new today - I'm done.