Users Connecting To The Lan; Connecting To The Terminal Server; Connecting Through The Terminal Server - Black Box Terminal Server User Manual

Users Connecting to the LAN

Users Connecting to the LAN
For a user to connect to the LAN through the Terminal Server from a serial device, the
Service
User accounts should be created when:
authentication is being done locally by the Terminal Server.
you want to create predefined sessions for a user to limit that user's access to the network.

Connecting To the Terminal Server

When a user connects to the Terminal Server, that user is authenticated and is usually set up
with predefined sessions or given the opportunity to configure a
using any protocol (must have a
example, the user must have a
So, user Dennis is authenticated by the Terminal Server and then chooses to configure a
Session
host on the network).
Dumb Terminal
Dennis

Connecting Through the Terminal Server

When a user connects through the Terminal Server, that user is authenticated and is usually set
up with a
the specified host. Therefore, the
whatever protocol the user will use to access the host; in this example, the
Dir Telnet
specified as the target Host IP. User Dennis will always have to log into the same server with this
configuration.
Dumb Terminal
Dennis
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can be set to any or
Direct
Level
Line
to the HR_Server using the Telnet protocol (Dennis could have attempted to access any
User: Dennis
Device Server
User Service that, once authentication is completed successfully, passes the user onto
. When
User Service Dir Telnet
Device Server
Terminal Server User Guide
setting, plus
Silent Bidir
of at least Normal to configure a
and User Service of DSLogin
Network
Free Session: Telnet
is set to
Line Service DSLogin
is selected, the IP address of the HR_Server is
Network
or .
DSLogin
to access any host
Free Session
Free Session
and DSPrompt , respectively.
HR_Server
and the
User Service
User Service
HR_Server
Line
). In this
Free
is set to
is set to