5686G-PRO User Guide
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Maintaining Security Accounts
Once the administrative password is set and Dial Security is enabled, the administrator is the on ly
one who can access account information.
You can use the AT%S= and AT%E= commands to change and modify account information.
For your modem to
Command
Access accounts by disabling local security
AT%S=
administrative password
View account information, once access has been granted.
Remote users may only use this command during remote
access sessions if local-access security is disabled.
ATI10
Erase local-access password
AT%E=1
Erase Autopass password
AT%E=2
Erase passwords in accounts 0-4
AT%E=3
Erase phone numbers in accounts 0-4
AT%E=4
Disable Account, Dialback, and New Number fields in
accounts 0-4.
AT%E=5
Edit or overwrite an individual account or an individual
account field
AT%A
n
=
where
n
is the account number.
Example:
Sending AT%E=3 erases passwords for accounts 0-4.
Note:
When using the AT%S= command, the device echoes the administrative password, which is
case-sensitive. Courier 56K Business Modems will accept an invalid password entry, but will lock out
users from the security commands. For example, if the password is Green, but you enter GREEN, an
OK is displayed. However, if you try to type a security command (for examp le, ATI10 to view
accounts), an [ACCESS DENIED] message is displayed.
Remote Configuration
Dial Security accounts may be configured remotely. (Refer to
Configuring Dial Security Remotely
the end of this section .)
