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C
HAPTER
4: C
OMMAND
R
EFERENCE
■
Using random letters and numbers, such as
a7fe2j42
■
Including non-alphanumeric ASCII characters in words,
such as
so#n&c
Passwords are case sensitive.
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Choose the privileges to be enabled for the user by
selecting one or both check boxes.
Two options are available:
■
Remote Access
Unrestricted access to the LAN from a remote location
on the Internet.
■
Bypass Filters
Unrestricted access to the Internet from the LAN,
bypassing Web, News, Java, and ActiveX blocking.
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Click
Update User
.
User names are not case sensitive; typing
joe is equivalent
to typing
JOE or Joe. Passwords are case sensitive; typing
password is not the same as typing Password).
To change a user’s password or privileges:
1
Highlight the name in the scrollable box.
2
Make the changes.
3
Click
Update User
.
To delete a user, highlight the name and click
Remove User
.
Establishing an Authenticated Session
Authenticated Sessions allow a user on the Internet to
access the LAN without restrictions, or allow a user on the
LAN to access the Internet without restrictions, bypassing
the Web Site Filters.
Make sure that the Web browser software being used to
establish an authenticated session support Java, JavaScript
or ActiveX scripting.
To establish an Authenticated Session, you point your Web
browser at the Internet Firewall’s Web Address. This process
is identical to the administrator login.
A dialog box is displayed, asking you for the user name and
password (see Figure 15
). After filling in these boxes and
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