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Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX
Chapter 15 Using RA 6300 Security
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Book A
accesscode
accesscode is a string for which the user is prompted. You specify
accesscode at the beginning of an accesscode entry. For each user, or for
conditions that meet profile criteria, you can define one or more
accesscode entries in the acp_userinfo file. Depending on the contents
of the entry, one of several actions can occur, including dial-back. Each
entry can include a phone number, inbound and outbound modem pools,
and a job name (see
Table A-25 ). The syntax is:
accesscode code
accesscode_entry
end
Table A-25. Entries for accesscode in the acp_userinfo File
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Entry Description
code A character string defined by the administrator. The user
is prompted for this string (after the user name and
password prompts) when logging onto a port defined
for dial-back security.
accesscode_entry A list of one or more of the accesscode entries:
phone_no, in_pool_name, out_pool_name, job.
phone_no Specifies the dial-back phone number with the format:
phone_no phone_no
phone_no is the phone number to be called. If this
optional parameter is not specified, the user is prompted
for the dial-back phone number.
System administrators are encouraged to specify this
entry to avoid compromising system security. Any
characters accepted by the modem can be used here.
Notice that the escape character (\) must precede each
special character (* , # @ ! ; =).