Basic Configuration
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site123>AU CHRIS
--- Add User ---
User Name CHRIS
Access Class Host One
Block Access No
Sessions Allowed (blank=unlimited)
User Expiration Date
Primary Authentication Method ASG Key
Secondary Authentication Method None
Auto Execute Command
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Screen 4-1. Add User Screen
Field
Function
User Name
Enter a user name. User names may be up to
15 alpha/numeric characters in length, no spaces are allowed.
NOTE: The ASG Guard/ASG Guard Plus converts all
alphabetical characters to upper case
.
Access Class
Select
CMaster
by pressing the SPACE BAR until
CMaster
is
displayed. The CMaster user can modify the user database
and can access all ASG Guard/ASG Guard Plus commands
including modification of the user database.
NOTE:
The first user entered should be a master level
user. A CMaster user should be maintained in all systems
at all times
.
When entering subsequent user profiles, display the Access
Classes by pressing the SPACE BAR. Press the ENTER key
to select a class.
Block Access
Initially No appears on the screen. Press the SPACE BAR to
toggle to Yes.
Select No to allow a user to access the ASG Guard/ASG
Guard Plus (that is, do not block access). Select Yes will
prevent a user from accessing the ASG Guard/ASG Guard
Plus.
Sessions Allowed
Press the ENTER key to allow unlimited sessions.
If the user is to be limited to a finite number of sessions,
specify the number of successful sessions allowed for that
user by typing in a
number from 1 to 999 and pressing the
ENTER key.
Summary of Contents for Lucent Technologies Access Security Gateway Guard
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