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Modem Authentication & Logging
Tue Jan 17 12:03:22 GMT 1997: server earth logger started
Tue Jan 17 12:03:22 GMT 1997: server earth is alive
Tue Jan 17 12:08:22 GMT 1997: server earth is alive
Tue Jan 17 12:09:28 GMT 1997: server earth user us1 logged into port 1
Tue Jan 17 12:12:22 GMT 1997: server earth user us1 logged out port 1
Tue Mar 21 12:27:09 GMT 1997: server earth user us1 logged into port 1
Tue Jan 17 12:13:20 GMT 1997: server earth is alive
Tue Jan 17 12:28:33 GMT 1997: server earth user us1 logged out port 1
Figure 19: Example Log file.
5.4 Tips
Windows ® notes
Authentication of Windows NT ® requires a telnet daemon.
Check the Windows ® section of our FTP site for the latest
Windows ® telnetd software. You will need to set up your
users on Windows NT ® through this software.
Logging on Windows NT ® also requires a utility called
log_it.exe. If the Windows NT
® login user id is ‘logger’,
enter it into IOLAN+ as
Nlogger
so that IOLAN+ will know to
use the log_it.exe utility.
Also, on the Host Authentication And Logging menu, change
the IOLAN+
Success Indication String to read,
Microsoft
instead of
Last.
)
Unix notes
For LINUX users, edit the file /etc/motd and put the word
‘Last’ in it. This will agree with the standard setup of the Host
Authentication And Logging menu’s Success Indication String.