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+===============
+Access Controls
+===============
+
+Koji is complex system, so there are many places where some kind of access
+control is used. Here is the documentation hub for all the mechanisms in place.
+
+Perimeter
+=========
+
+This can't be covered here as it highly depends on architecture and usage of the
+system. Nevertheless, the best option would be global (or company-wide) access
+to web and hub https ports, so clients and builders can connect there.
+
+Builders should be restricted on external level (firewalls outside of builders
+themselves) to contact only hub and allowed SCMs.  There should be no allowed
+access to the internet if there is no good reason to do that and these accessess
+are monitored. Otherwise koji can't ensure reproducibility of the build (e.g. if
+spec is downloading *something* from the internet - we're doomed). Secluded
+intranet segment with nothing able to interfere here is a worthy thing.
+
+Only builders from createrepo channel (and runroot if you're using that plugin)
+should have mounted koji volumes in read-write mode. Other builders don't need
+that and from security/safety reasons it is not recommended to have it mounted
+at all.
+
+User/Builder Authentication
+===========================
+
+Users (and builders) are authenticated via one of the following mechanisms. Most
+preferred is GSSAPI/Kerberos authentication. Second best is authentication via
+SSL certificates. Mostly for testing environments we also support authenticating via
+username/password but it has its limitations which you should be aware of.
+
+Details can be find at :ref:`auth-config`
+
+SCM Permissions
+===============
+
+Most important data for koji are its inputs which equals to Source Control
+Management systems (supported are CVS, SVN and GIT). Every production
+environment should have limited set of trusted external sources. We're covering
+this by ``alowed_scms`` option in builder's config. Admin can set there which
+e.g. GIT repositories are allowed as inputs and can also instruct koji how to
+create SRPM from such checkout.
+
+Details of ``alowed_scms`` option is covered under :ref:`scm-config`
+
+
+Hub Policies
+============
+
+Hub policies are core system of access controls. It can define specialized
+policies for many things ranging from permissions to tag specific builds to
+specific tag to e.g. assigning builds to specific builders (channels) or storing
+results on different disk volumes.
+
+There is whole document :doc:`defining_hub_policies` covering this.
+
+User Permissions
+================
+
+Specific chapter are user permissions. Every user can have set of permissions
+which allow him to do some actions directly (typically ``admin`` permission) or
+these permissions can be referenced in hub policies.
+
+See :doc:`permissions` for details.
diff --git a/docs/source/index.rst b/docs/source/index.rst
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     :maxdepth: 2
 
     HOWTO
+    access_controls
     permissions
     defining_hub_policies
     external_repo_server_bootstrap
diff --git a/docs/source/permissions.rst b/docs/source/permissions.rst
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@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ For example, the ``dist-repo`` permission allows access to create dist repos.
 
 Custom permissions can used as the required permission for a tag, or they can be
 referenced in :doc:`hub policies <defining_hub_policies>`. Note, that you need
-to first understand policy mechanism as most permissions are reflected in policy
-rules.
+to first understand the policy mechanism as most permissions are reflected in
+policy rules.
 
 
 Permission management
diff --git a/docs/source/server_howto.rst b/docs/source/server_howto.rst
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@@ -1314,6 +1314,9 @@ Additional Notes
 * It is not recommended that kojira run on the builders, as builders only
   should require read-only access to ``/mnt/koji``.
 
+
+.. _auth-config:
+
 Authentication Configuration
 ----------------------------