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Client Security
Using the Modify User Account Dialog Box
To invoke this dialog box:
1.
Press
F2
from the
Winterm Connection Manager
.
2.
Click on the
Security
tab in the
Terminal Properties
dialog box.
3.
Highlight the account to be modified and click on the
Modify User...
command
button.
The following table describes the functions of the
Modify User Account
dialog
box.
Table 39-1
Modify User Account Dialog Box
Function
Description
Enable Password
Change
Group box used to set up password functions.
Enable Password Change
Click to enable. Enabling the function will allow the
user to change the password. This function is only
activated for
User
accounts. By default
Enable
Password Change
is disabled.
Username
This field can not be modified.
Password
Type in the new password. By default the field is the
old password, represented by several asterisks.
Confirm Password
Retype the password. By default the field is the old
password, represented by several asterisks.
Note
The preceding fields are limited to 20 characters
or less.
Available
Connections
List box displaying connections.
Available Connections
This list shows all the connections available for
terminal accounts.
Type
The section of the list that shows the connection type.
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