Administration and Provisioning
Issue 8.0 July 2002
8-139
— DD is the Day (1-31)
If this value is different from the Stop Daylight Savings Date
parameter value, then daylight savings time is enabled and the time
change will occur at 02:00:00 on the chosen date. If the two values
are the same, daylight savings time processing is disabled.
— The Stop Daylight Savings Date parameter sets the date when the
network element moves the current time backward by 1 hour. It
should be entered in the form MM-DD where:
— MM is the month (1-12)
— DD is the Day (1-31)
If this value is different from the Start Daylight Savings Date
parameter value, then daylight savings time is enabled and the time
change will occur at 02:00:00 on the chosen date. If the two values
are the same, daylight savings time processing is disabled.
— The Daylight Savings Time Zone parameter is the 3-letter character
string (for example, EDT, MDT) that is printed as part of the date and
time stamp in command responses when Daylight Savings Time is
in effect.
â– SECURITY-Set-Login-Change: This input edits the user ID, password,
user privileges and status of any nonprivileged login, and changes the
other privileged login's login ID and password.
— The Login parameter is the login ID of the login to be changed. (The
Retrieve-Login input will list login IDs.)
— The New Login parameter replaces the login ID for the selected
login. It must be a string of 6 to 10 characters, in which the
difference between upper and lower case is significant, and it must
be different from all other login IDs in the network element. If
ENTER is pressed, the system will default to the current login ID.
(The @, #, ?, or space is not allowed.)
— The New Password parameter becomes the new password for the
selected login ID. A password consists of a string of alphabetic,
numeric, or symbolic characters conforming to the following rules:
— String must contain from 6 to 10 characters
— At least 2 of the characters must be nonalphabetic
— At least 1 of the characters must be symbolic (the @, #, ?, or
space not allowed)
— The difference between upper and lower case is significant.
If ENTER is pressed, the system will default to the current
password.
— The Re-enter New Password parameter confirms the New
Password. Reenter the exact characters that were entered for the
New Password parameter.
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