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Controlling Who Can Access the Console
You may also control access through the use of a table of remote users.
If a user is not in the table any remote access attempt will be terminated.
This table controls all remote access to the unit via telnet, http, ftp,
snmp, tftp, etc.
A user is identified by either IP address or the MAC address of the host
he is using to attempt access. You may use the “Add”, “Remove”,
“Display” items to update and display the table.
If the “Remote” item is set to “off” then all remote access is denied
regardless of entries in the table. If it is set to “on” and there are no
entries in the table then there are no restrictions on who may access the
console. If there are entries in the table then only those users whose IP
or MAC address match will be allowed access.words are case sensitive.
CAUTION: Remember that if you set remote off or make a mistake in the
table, the only access to the console will be through the serial port.
Setting the Terminal Type (Type)
The terminal type item tells the unit whether the terminal or emulation
program you are using supports the ANSI escape sequences. Most modern
ones do so you should select the “ansi” option. In this case colors
will be added to the displays and the screen cleared to start each new
page.
If the terminal does support the ANSI sequences but you do not want the
page to be cleared at the start of each display, choose the “color” option.
If the terminal or program does not support the ANSI sequences, you
should select “teletype” and no special formatting is done.