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Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator’s Guide for UNIX
Chapter 2 Configuring the Remote Annex 6300
A-34
Book A
Using Annex Security
The Annex provides a security system that allows you to implement as
many security measures as the network requires. You can set up the
security subsystem to use host-based security, local password protection,
or a combination of the two. In addition to these security mechanisms,
the Annex provides an administrative password that validates access
through the administrative tools.
If unauthorized users can access your Annex, we strongly suggest that
you enable the security features after loading the host code and
booting the unit.
For a detailed description of Annex security, see Using RA 6300 Security
on page A-211.
Using Name Servers
Name servers allow users to enter names in place of addresses in order
to access a host or other entity on the network. The Annex supports two
standard types of name servers: a Domain Name System (DNS) server
and IEN-116 server. In addition, the Annex can use RWHO broadcast
messages to provide name-to-Internet address translation. You can
configure the Annex to use one of these, a combination, or none.