ATCommands

Adding and Changing Users

Your modem allows you to add new users and change existing users. Selecting option 2 on the Security Menu will result in a prompt: Enter Name:

To add a new user:

Type in the name of the new user <E>

User names must not be longer than 30 characters. They are NOT case sensitive.

To change an existing user:

Type in the name of the user you wish to change <E> You will be prompted to enter a new name.

Type in the new name <E>

If the user is found you will be given the option to change the password, delete the user or zero their access counters.

If you are adding a new user or changing a user, you will be prompted for a new Password (maximum characters = 15).

You then will be prompted for ‘Options’ after the password has been entered. You may key S or E or both, if you do not want either option key ENTER.

S Specifies that the user is a supervisor and has full remote access rights to the remote modem.

If you key **** you will be able to issue almost all AT commands on the remote modem and access the full security database if you have the global security password. (See remote access)

E Your user password does not expire.

This would be for automated systems that cannot respond to prompts to enter a new password when it expires The modem will now prompt you to enter a modem command. Modem commands consist of up to 30 characters and may include spaces. When you enter a new command, the previous command will be overwritten.

Do not include an Attention Code (AT) with your command. Your modem automatically places an AT at the start of this command when it is executed.

If you do not want to specify a modem command or want to leave the current command as it is:

Press ENTER

If you want to remove the existing command but do not wish to replace it with another command:

Press the Spacebar <E>

See details on Callback Security later in this section for more information about using commands with your user names.

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