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Parameter Description
input_filter Designation of the filter file in FLASH memory to be applied to
the input datastream.
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.
$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
the following:
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), y is the slot
number, and z is the port (modem) number.
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.
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.
modem_group Name of modem group used to make connection to this
dial-out user. Important: This value does not apply to a dial-in
user.
output_filter Name of the filter file in FLASH memory to be applied to the
output datastream.
password User password (optional). Limit: 127 ASCII characters. You may
enter a null password with password "".
phone_number Primary phone number to make the connection. Limit: 33 ASCII
characters. Note: This value is overridden when a dial-out script
specified in the set dialout user command is issued.
session_timeout Interval before timing out a session. Default: 0 (no setting)
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