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This section shows you how to configure security information for the site template. The security
information will apply to each system added to the site using this template. The screen below
shows the default security configuration.
1.
For sites using a local user table for authentication, you will need to complete Local User Table
Settings. Enable each security option that the site's systems will use to authenticate remote
users. In the above example screen, all four local user table security options are enabled. (A
check mark indicates that the option is enabled.)
2.
For sites using an SFVRA database for authentication, you will need to complete the SFVRA
Server Configuration Options. Currently, the only entry you will need to complete is the SFVRA
TCP Port Configuration. This is the port number used by the SFVRA Connection Manager. Note
that you can assign a user-defined port number, but that the SFVRA's TCP port number must
be entered identically here and on the SFVRA Connection Manager.
3.
Enter the Administrative Session Configuration values.
a.
Enter the Session Inactivity Timeout. This parameter allows you to terminate login sessions
after the configured length of time (the timeout value). The default value is 0, which
disables the timeout feature. When disabled, login sessions will not be timed out. To enable
the feature, enter a value greater than 0.
b. Enter the Number of Admin Telnet Sessions. This parameter disables, or limits the number of
Telnet administrative sessions allowed. If 0 is entered, the Telnet server will be disabled.
c.
Enter the Telnet Server TCP Port Number. The port number of the Telnet server TCP port.
d. Enter the Emergency Telnet Server Port Number. The port number for emergency Telnet
sessions.When you need Telnet access to a system, but all available Telnet sessions are in
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