How to Set Access for an Unattached Network

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Setting access rights is only possible if the client is the owner of the network. This means that the network was created from the client.

On Windows or Mac

Click Set Access.

Set the necessary access rights as follows:

Option	Description
Do not accept new network members	Select this option if you do not want to extend your network with new members.
Require a password to join the network	Joining members must enter the correct password to be able to join the network. By default, this option is enabled. To set a password, click Set Password and follow the on-screen instructions.
Approve all new members manually	The user must approve the membership of all new members.

Click OK or Apply to save your settings.

On Linux

Open the terminal.

Execute the following command with the flags specified below:

sudo hamachi set-access <network ID> [flags]

Flag	Description
`lock`	Set this flag if you do not want to extend your network with new members.
`unlock`	Set this flag if you do not want to allow new members to join your network.
Require a password to join the network	To set a password, click Set Password and follow the on-screen instructions.
`manual`	The user must approve the membership of all new members.
`auto`	New members are approved automatically.

By default, joining members must enter the correct password to be able to join the network. To change or set a password, execute the following command:

sudo hamachi set-pass <network ID> [password]

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