DLP-500
: Detailed Level Procedure 363-206-305
Page 4 of 8 Issue 3, June 2000
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9.
NOTE:
The set-secu: command enables or disables security on each CIT
and DCC interface using one or more CIT and/or DCC port addresses
[dcc-all or cit-1]. This command is also used to specify the timeout
period for each port address. The timeout period is the time, in minutes,
before an inactive session is automatically terminated. See the
"Commands and Reports" section of this manual for a description of the
command format. For example, set-secu:cit-1:sec=enabled
enables security on the front CIT port.
NOTE:
When security is enabled for a CIT or DCC port address, a valid login and
password must be entered by all users to access the system through that
port. When security is in lockout state, only a privileged user can access
the system through the locked out CIT/DCC port.
NOTE:
For applications that have a remote terminal located on a customer
premise site, you may want to disable security on the DCC interface at
the remote terminal. This allows the user at the terminal in the central
office to login remotely (via the DCC) to the remote terminal without a
login/password. At the terminal in the central office, you may want to
enable security on the DCC. This means that a user at the remote
terminal must have a valid login/password to login remotely (via the DCC)
to the terminal at the central office.
Use the set-secu: command to enable or disable security on each CIT
and/or DCC port and specify the corresponding timeout period, as required.
10. Use the rtrv-secu: command to obtain the
Port Security
Configuration Report
and verify the security and timeout information for
the CIT and/or DCC ports.
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