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Using Model 5390 Security
The following is an excerpt from an acp_userinfo file configured for charge-back.
user jeremiah
accesscode ipx
phone_no charge_back
in_pool mktg_inpool
out_pool mktg_outpool
end
end
pool mktg_inpool
ports19-24@george
ports 8-10@pogo
end
pool mktg_outpool
ports3-4@george
ports5,6@pogo
end
User jeremiah can now dial into the Model 5390 server named george or the one named pogo via
any Model 5390 server that uses this acp_userinfo file; jeremiah specifies the call-back number via
FastLink II software (refer to the FastLink II Client Pack documentation). After the Model 5390
server authenticates jeremiah and his password, the following occurs:
• If jeremiah dials into port 19, 20, 21, or 22 on george, he is dialed back from port 3 or 4 on
george or port 5 or 6 on pogo.
• If jeremiah dials into port 8, 9, or 10 on pogo, he is dialed back from port 3 or 4 on george or
port 5 or 6 on pogo.
• If jeremiah dials into any other port on any other Model 5390 server, he is immediately
connected rather than dialed back.
Other possible outcomes are:
• If jeremiah is configured for charge-back and dials into an in_pool but does not specify a
charge-back number via FastLink II software, the Model 5390 server accepts the call and
connects jeremiah immediately.
• If jeremiah specifies a call-back number and is not configured for charge-back, the Model
5390 server checks whether or not the call-back number matches a dial-back number defined
in acp_userinfo.
If the number matches a dial-back entry, jeremiah is called back at that number.