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Authentication Port: The TCP service to be used for
Login Prompt:
Password Prompt:
Success Indication
String:
Failure Indication
String:
Maximum
Login Attempts:
Login Timeout:
Disconnect Probe:
Modem Authentication & Logging
authenticating users. Normally this is set
to 23 for Telnet.
The string used by the Terminal Server to
know when to send the login ID. Set this
field to ogin:. Leave out the first letter as
some systems use a 'L' and others use a
'l' as the first letter.
The string used by the Terminal Server to
know when to send the users password.
Use 'ssword' as depicted above.
The string used by the Terminal Server to
determine if the login ID and Password
were valid and the login process was
successful. Normally you will see the
string 'Last' after successfully logging in.
The string the server will look for to
determine that the Login ID or Password
were invalid. You will normally see the
word 'invalid' or 'incorrect' as part of the
failure message from the host.
The number of login attempts the
Terminal Server will allow the user to
make before dropping the call.
This defines the amount of time in
seconds the Terminal Server will wait for
the user to provide a login ID and
password before dropping the line.
This option determines whether
authentication probe logins will be
terminated on completion of
authentication.
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