This example also assumes that Sun1 is the NETServer’s global default host. The command to do this is:
set host 192.77.203.2
Port Setup
The NETServer will use ports 6, 7, and 8 for this application.
set s6 login set s7 login set s8 login
Ports 6 and 7 will be used exclusively by users who already have user accounts. We want the NETServer to perform its own security checks and hang up on anybody not in the User Table or in the RADIUS server’s database. Note that since we have three user accounts but only two ports used for this purpose, only two of the three users may be logged in at any one time.
set s6 security on set s7 security on
Users connecting to these ports will be logging into Sun1 unless their user table entries specify a different host. Sun1 also happens to be the NETServer’s global default host.
set s6 host 192.77.203.2(Sun1’s IP address) set s7 host default
(Sun1 could also be specified this way)
By default, these users will be logging in with terminals emulat- ing VT100s. Note that since security is on for this port, you should not specify a port default login service. The NETServer would never use such an entry.
set s6 termtype VT100 set s7 termtype VT100
Port 8 will be used as a public information line. We want anybody to be able to dial into it.
set s8 security off
