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Windows ® notes
Authentication of Windows NT ® requires a telnet daemon. Check the Windows ® section of
our website for the latest Windows ® telnetd software. You will need to set up your users on
Windows NT ® through this software.
Logging on Windows NT ® also requires a utility called log_it.exe. If the Windows NT ® login
user id is 'logger', enter it into the Terminal Server as Nlogger so that the Terminal Server will
know to use the log_it.exe utility.
Also, on the Host Authentication And Logging menu, change the Terminal Server Success
Indication String to read, Microsoft instead of Last.)
Unix notes
For LINUX users, edit the file /etc/motd and put the word 'Last' in it. This will agree with the
standard setup of the Host Authentication And Logging menu's Success Indication String.
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Chapter 5 Modem authentication and logging
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