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Highlighted Features
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Rules System
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Our advanced rule systems allow Admins to define when NATS will display certain items to Members or Affiliates. This system is available for cascades, join options, cross sales, payment methods, site redirects, adtools, and mass mailers. Rules allow you to have items be sent or displayed for specific situations while being held or hidden for other situations.
Owners can set Ignore, Disable, or Enable Rules
Rules can be found throughout your NATS admin. Depending on which page you are on, the types of rules in the system can be "IGNORE", "SHOW/ENABLE/SEND", or "DISABLE/HIDE/HOLD". Ignore rules are usually set for non active rules, allowing you to set up the specific details at a later time. "SHOW/ENABLE/SEND" rules are active rules, setting the item to show up on a join page, enabled for use in a cascade, or available to be sent. "DISABLE/HIDE/HOLD" rules hold or prevent the particular item from being displayed based upon the criteria of the rule. We would like to note that "DISABLE/HIDE/HOLD" rule types take precedence over "SHOW/ENABLE/SEND".
Beyond the different types of rules mentioned above, you can also define specific criteria on when that rule will apply. Depending on which section you are setting a rule for, you may be able to target specific Affiliates, Programs, or Sites. Also, different areas of NATS will have different criteria for rules. The Mailing Admin rules, for example, includes rule settings specific to member and affiliate status.
Rules can be very useful within many marketing situations. For further details on setting up your rules and their available settings, visit our on-line documentation.
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Throttling in NATS
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Throttling is a security setting used to prevent surfers from attempting to access a particular page multiple times in a very short time-frame. Restricting the number of attempts that can be made for particular pages can help prevent authorization strings for transactions from being entered through brute force.
Throttling is a security setting in the NATS Configuration Admin
To configure Throttling through NATS, you would first go to the Configuration Admin under the "Security" section. In this page the Throttling section has options for THROTTLE_WHITE_LIST_IPS and THROTTLE_BLACK_LIST_IPS. These configurations are a comma-separated list of IP address that will always pass or fail the Throttling checks. Admins can also whitelist their IP address for testing purposes of particular pages. The available pages where Throttling is available is on the Approval, Upgradeplus, Upgraded, Upsellplus, Packageplus, and Tokenplus pages. For each of these pages, Admins can set first what counts as a page request to either Off, Every Page Request, or Failed Page Authentication, which will only occur whenever authentication fails for that particular page.
For further details in regards to using the Throttling system, please visit our wiki article here.
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