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host_type Identifies how dial in connection is set up.
The options are the following:
Name of modem initialization script used. Maximum size: 7 ASCII
init_script
characters. If you are setting an init_script for a Modem Pool or
Interface the init_script name must already exist. A null string ("")
indicates the name is deleted. Default: USR_int.
login_service The login service to use, if the connection type is not direct_net.
Options:
message String to display to a dial-in user when connection is set. Limit:
64 ASCII characters. You can use $value to stipulate more
parameters in the message line for identification purposes.
Note: The message, if it includes spaces, must be enclosed in
quotations. Use the show user command to view the message
as configured. See Chapter 2, "Administrative Tools," for more
information.
password Parameter used if the connection type is no_prompt or
prompt_user_only. Limit: 63 ASCII characters.
prompt String to present the dial-in user. Limit: 256 ASCII characters.
protocol Protocol to connect with, if the connection type is direct_net.
SLIP is not supported by direct_net connection type. Default: PPP.
TCP_port TCP port number for the login host. Parameter used when
connection type is direct_conn or direct_net. Limit: 65535.
prompt — prompted to enter host name or address. Default.
select — a host is chosen from a login host list you specify,
configured by the set connection command.
specified — connected to IP address configured here.
Telnet. Default.
RLOGIN.
ClearTCP.
Ping — User pings a login host, receives a
successful/unsuccessful message and is disconnected.
$date - current date according to system uptime.
$callid - user call identification according to system uptime.
$port - port occupied by user. The format of each port is
x/slot:y/mod:z.
where x is the type of unit (rm0 for the RAS 1500 unit; pem0
or pem1 for the RAS 1500 Expansion Unit; pau0 for the PAU),
y is the slot number, and z is the port (modem) number, for
example, rm0/slot:1/mod:1,pem0/slot:1/mod:2.
$hostname - user host name.
$sysname - user system name (same as hostname).
$time - time of call according to system uptime.