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Authentication Type to be applied to the dial-in connection.
6.
Select the
•
The ECS0016 uses authentication to challenge Administrators who
dial-in to the gateway. (For dial-in access, the username and
pass word received from the dial-in client are verified against the
local authentication database stored on the ECS0016). The
Administrator must also have their client PC / workstation configured
to use the selected authentication scheme.
PAP, CHAP, MSCHAPv2 or None and click Apply.
7.
Select
•
None
- With this selection, no username or password authentication
is required for dial-in access. This is not recommended.
•
PAP -
Password Authentication Protocol (PAP) is the usual method
of user authentication used on the internet: sending a username and
password to a server where they are compared with a table of
authorized users. Whilst most common, PAP is the least secure of
the authentication options.
•
CHAP -
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) is
used to verify a user's name and password for PPP Internet
connections. It is more secure than PAP, the other main
authentication protocol.
•
MSCHAPv2
Protocol (MSCHAP) is authentication for PPP connections between
a computer using a Microsoft Windows operating system and a
network access server. It is more secure than PAP or CHAP, and is
the only option that also supports data encryption
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