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This field defines how a user logs in. Default
Authentication
is none.
This sets authentication off.
None
This forces the incoming user to enter the
Local
Terminal Server login authentication
password (same password for all ports).
This is full authentication requiring a user ID
Host
and password that will be checked against a
designated authentication host.
This provides two levels of security with
Both
Local authentication first, then Host .
This field defines whether the connection is raw
Mode
or telnet . A raw connection is a straight TCP
connection. Setting the mode to telnet causes it
to do the telnet negotiations with a network
connection. This should be set to raw for RCP
and LPD printing & modem connections, and
be set to telnet for reverse telnet connections.
This field defines whether the user has access to
Connection
multiple connections or only a single
connection, and the level of control the user has
over these connections.
The server does not try to initiate any
None
connections. The user has full control and
access to all 4 sessions. This is the default.
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