Chapter 4 Provisioning the TimeProvider
Defining the Security Parameters
90 TimeProvider User’s Guide 097-58001-02 Revision C – August 2005
Defining the Security Parameters
The TimeProvider supports users at the following four access levels:
 None – Anyone with access to a serial or Ethernet port on the TimeProvider can
issue commands set to this access level. If no Security-level users are defined,
then anyone connected to the TimeProvider can issue every command available
 User – Users entered into the user list at the User level can issue commands set
at the User access level
 Admin – Users entered into the user list at the Admin level can issue commands
set at the Admin access level
 Security – Users at this access level can issue every command available
You can edit the commands available at each access level using the
ED-CMD-SECU command. You can display the current access level for each
command by issuing the RTRV-CMD-SECU command. See the TimeProvider TL1
Reference Guide for details on these commands. Record the values you provision
in Table 4-3.
The first person to log into the TimeProvider is automatically assigned the Security
access level (described in Defining a User at the Security Access Level, on page
83); this person normally performs the initial provisioning and defines users and
their appropriate access levels.
Managing the User List
Use the procedures in this section to manage the users that are authorized to
access the TimeProvider.
Logging In
Use the following TL1 command to log existing users into the system.
ACT-USER:[<tid>]:<uid>:[<ctag>]::<pid>;
This command has a default access level of NONE.
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