COURIER HIGH SPEED MODEMS
Each security function can be configured or modified independently. If a field is to remain as is, just insert a comma, as shown in the following command. It allows the remote user to supply a new Dialback number different from the one stored in the original account record.
AT%A0=,,,Y, <Enter>
2.Set up your local access password. This password protects the Security accounts from unauthorized users. When this protection is enabled, you cannot view, modify, or tamper with the Security accounts unless you enter the correct local access password. The local access password must be chosen and protection must be enabled before Dial Security is enabled.
In the following example, the local access password is the same as the password in account 0.
AT%L=PW0 <Enter>
SET UP ACCOUNTS FOR REMOTE USERS
Once your account is configured and password protection has been enabled, you can set up the remote user accounts. Use the %An= command (using the same guidelines you used to set up the system administrator’s account in Step 1 of the previous section) to set up remote user accounts.
Once security accounts have been enabled, you are responsible for communicating valid password information to your remote users.
ENABLE DIAL SECURITY
Once you have completed the previous steps, you are ready to enable Dial Security.
When you enable Dial Security, you must choose either autopass or prompting as the security method. You must know what types of modems remote users are using and set the Dial Security parameters accordingly. Autopass is limited to U.S. Robotics modems with Dial Security, but prompting is not.
Dial Security
