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Using Model 5390 Security

The following example illustrates accesscode entries in the acp_userinfo ﬁle. When logging in, the

user cobb is prompted for a user name, password, and accesscode. If cobb enters the information at

each prompt, the Model 5390 server determines whether or not cobb's access is via the inbound

modem pool; if so, cobb receives an annex prompt. If cobb enters prompt phone, the Model 5390

Table A15-1. Entries for accesscode in the acp_userinfo

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Speciﬁes the dial-back phone number with the format:

phone_no phone_no

phone_no is the phone number to be called. If this

optional parameter is not speciﬁed, the user is

prompted for the dial-back phone number.

System administrators are encouraged to specify this

entry to avoid compromising system security. Any

characters accepted by the modem can be used here.

Notice that the escape character (\) must precede each

special character (* , # @ ! ; =).

in_pool_name

Speciﬁes the name of the inbound modem pool with

in_pool_name pool_name

pool_name is the name of an inbound modem pool.

For the dial-back request to be initiated, the designated

port must belong to the inbound pool.

Deﬁnes a speciﬁc CLI command. The default is the

CLI. Each accesscode can have up to one job record,

using the format:

job command [argument...]end

command is a CLI command name, for example,

argument... is an option list of command-speciﬁc

arguments, for example, to remotely log the user

Morse into the host amos, the job entry is:

job rlogin amos -1 Morse end