Lucent Technologies PortMaster 4, Configuration Manual

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Configuring Login Users
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To apply an input filter for a network user, use the following command:
Command> set user Username ifilter [Filtername]
To apply an output filter for a network user, use the following command:
Command> set user Username ofilter [Filtername]
Omitting the Filtername removes any filter previously set for this user.
Note – Filters are applied to the user the next time the user dials in.
Specifying a Callback Location
You can configure the user for callback connections to enhance network security or to
simplify telephone charges. When a network user logs in, the PortMaster disconnects
the user and then calls back to the location specified for that user. The location is stored
in the location table. The PortMaster always calls back using the same port on which the
user called in. Network users have PPP or SLIP sessions started for them, as defined in
the user table.
To specify the callback location for a network user, use the following command:
Command> set user Username dialback Locname|none
To disable callback connections for the user, use the none keyword.
Configuring Login Users
To configure a login user, you must set the login host, apply an optional access filter, set
the login service type, and specify a callback telephone number.
Setting the Login Host
You must define the host to which the user is connected. The login host can be defined
in one of three ways. Table 5-3 shows the login host options.
To set the login host for a login user, use the following command:
Command> set user Username host default|prompt|Ipaddress
Table 5-3 Login Host Options
Host Option Description
default This option allows the user to log in to the default or alternate
host specified for this PortMaster. You can specify the default host
with the set host command. For more information see the
PortMaster 4 Command Line Reference.
prompt This option allows the user to log in to a host by IP address or
name at the time the login session is established.
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