Avaya Using Technician Interface Software Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 201)

System Administration

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Disabling SecureID Authentication

Once the Technician Interface login prompt appears ($, or whatever your network

administrator has set up for a prompt), proceed as follows to disable SecureID

authentication services already enabled and active on the router:

1. Run the securelogin conﬁguration utility.

$: securelogin

2. Respond to each of the questions that appear in your Telnet or console

display. Press Return after each entry, beginning with

Do you wish to secure telnet login? (yes/no) [yes]

Entering yes invokes an additional veriﬁcation.

Are you sure you want to turn off secure ID? (yes/no) [yes]

If you entered yes, securelogin replies with

Secure ID no longer required on Telnet login!

If you entered no, securelogin replies with

Secure login information remains unchanged!

If you entered no and received the reply Secure login information remains

unchanged!

, the SecureID client is still enabled on the router. Telnet users

continue to encounter the SecureID login procedure before acquiring access

to the router’s Technician Interface.

Managing Secure Mode

Bay Networks implements an optional security mechanism for all SNMP set

requests. This proprietary mechanism is an interim solution to solve some of

SNMP’s security problems until a stable, widely accepted industry-standard

security solution is available.

Our security system uses counters to synchronize management operations

between manager and agent. In secure mode, when Site Manager sends a

set

request to the router, the request includes the encrypted value of a counter plus 1

as the ﬁrst variable binding in the PDU.

1 2 ... 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 ... 351 352

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