Modifying the User Database
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Field
Function
Primary Authentication
Method
Press the SPACE BAR until the desired choice is displayed from
the following selections: ASG Key, Pager and
Password/Callback.
NOTES:
Depending on which method of authentication you
select, you are prompted for further information after you
complete the main portion of this screen.
Secondary Authentication
Method
Select a second means of authentication for a user. Press the
SPACE BAR until the desired choice is displayed from the
following selections: None: ASG Key, Pager and
Password/Callback.
NOTES:
Depending on the authentication method selected,
prompts for further information will appear after you
complete the main portion of this screen.
Auto Execute Command
(Optional) Enter a command to automatically execute after that
user has been authenticated by the system.
For example, if you enter LH - the log history will be displayed in
reverse order after the user authenticates.
This option is available only to users who sign on as a Sysop 1
level or higher.
Comments
Enter up to 40 alphanumeric characters on the
Comments
line.
After you have entered comments in the Comments field, press
the ENTER key.
After pressing the ENTER key, you will be prompted for more information about the
authentication method that you selected.
6.5.1 ASG Key Authentication Method
If ASG Key was selected as the primary authentication method, the ASG Guard/ASG Guard Plus
will display the following information. .
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ASG Key Details
—Encryption Key Source Randomly Generated
Screen 6-3. ASG Key Details Screen
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