Domain Access Control is the set of mechanisms that govern which users, avatars, or services may enter, view, or modify resources within a bounded virtual-world domain or server cluster. In metaverse platforms it enforces ownership and permission boundaries at the level of a hosted domain, mediating connection requests and content rights. It is foundational to multi-tenant virtual environments where independent operators host interoperable spaces.
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- Access decisions typically combine identity verification, allow/deny lists, and role- or capability-based permissions scoped to a single domain server. This lets domain operators run independent, interoperable worlds while retaining control over moderation, content modification, and connection policy.