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Command Reference 10-41
Host
This is the host for users whose user table host is set to Default.
If security for the port is off, this is also the host for users who
do not have user table entries.
set s<port #> host <
default
|
prompt
| IP address>
Default The port uses the Default Host specified in the Global
Configuration Table.
Prompt When users dial in, the port displays a host prompt.
Users then type in the name or IP address of the host
they want to connect with. The login prompt for
that host appears next.
Specified You must specify the IP address in the command
line. You can specify one primary host and eight
alternate hosts. The primary host is specified like
this:
set s<port #> host <IP address>
Alternate hosts are specified like this:
set s<port #> host <host#> <IP address>
<host #> is any number between 2 and 9. The primary
host is assumed to be host 1.
Input Filter
This packet filter determines whether or not a login user may
establish a session with a particular host. The filter contains the
IP addresses or names of hosts that the user can or cannot
access. Use the following command:
set s<port #> ifilter <filter name>
To set the access override for the port, use the following com-
mand:
set s<port #> access <
on
|
off
>
If set to off, individual user table entries cannot override the
port’s access filter. If set to on, access filters specified in the user
table take precedence over the filter specified here.