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Entering the processes in the log
Each access attempt generates an entry in the corresponding list.
In the case of a remote maintenance access an entry will not be generated if re-
mote maintenance is barred or if "
CLIP required
" is set to "
Yes
" in the configuration
and no CLIP is received.
5. 4
Enabling remote access
With remote access the user is authenticated using his user name and password.
The user account must also be assigned an authorization profile in which the inter-
face access "
Remote maintenance via dial-up access
" is enabled.
5. 4. 1
Access enabled by local users
Remote access can be enabled in three ways:
•
via */# procedures (see
•
With the AIMS Configuration Manager, if "
AIMS authorization level
=
Attendant
"
in the authorization profile.
•
Using the System Assistant on the Office 45 if "
AIMS authorization level
=
Attend-
ant
" in the authorization profile.
It can be revoked again automatically or manually.
All enabling procedures have equal authorization status. This means that remote
access can be enabled using an */# procedure for example, and then barred again
using the "
Remote maintenance
" setting in AIMS or with the System Assistant on
the Office 45.
When remote maintenance is activated, the event message "
Remote Maintenance
Enabled
" is sent to the local printer and to all the terminals registered in message
group 8.
Remote access can be enabled or barred using the */# procedures both from the
idle state and the talk state, e.g. after an enquiry.
The authorization to activate / deactivate remote access using */# procedures can
be allocated in the user configuration ("
Remote maintenance = Yes
").
When the system is initialized, the authorizations of all users are restricted.
