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RFL 9660 RFL Electronics Inc.
October 1, 1999 3-11 (973) 334-3100
7. Save the changes you have made by pressing the following command:
CONFIG> CS [ENTER]
The following message will appear:
Please wait.............
Periods will be added to the line as the changes are being stored. When storage is complete, the
"CONFIG>" prompt will reappear.
8.
Exit the configuration mode by pressing the [Q] and [ENTER] keys.
The "CONFIG>" prompt will change back to the "LOCAL>" prompt. This shows that the
RFL 9660 has left the configuration mode.
The passwords have now been set. To start using passwords, press the
[Q] and [ENTER] keys to terminate the
current session, and then press the [ENTER] key again to access the RFL 9660 and start another session. The
RFL 9660 will ask you for your password; enter the super-user password you just entered (Password 3) and
then press the
[ENTER] key. The RFL 9660 will log you on as User 3 and return the "LOCAL>" prompt to your
terminal.
Once passwords are set up and enabled, the RFL 9660 keeps track of how many times each password is used
to access the RFL 9660. This information is displayed in the "Use" column of the list of current selections. (This
is Figure 3-5, displayed by using the "S" command while in the configuration mode). The RFL 9660 will tally
65,536 uses for a password before it is reset to zero.
3.9 ADDING CALLBACK STRINGS TO PASSWORDS
"Callback strings" can be added to any or all RFL 9660 passwords. These strings will tell the RFL 9660 to hang
up and call the user back at a certain preprogrammed phone number. This is an extra precaution that helps
prevent unauthorized switch access.
The following control codes may be embedded in a callback string:
\H Hang up and pause 30 seconds.
\N Insert a carriage return.
\D Wait until carrier is detected or 60 seconds has passed, If carrier is detected, pause for another
5 seconds.
\, Pause 5 seconds.
\. Pause 60 seconds.
\X "X" is a number from 1 to 9. The callback string will be repeated this many times or until a
carrier is detected. The the RFL 9660 will parse the remainder of the string.