
MultiCommManager User Guide
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fixed callback.
How often user
must change
password
Very often to not
at all.
Allow only MTU;
password should
change very often.
Allow MTU long time be-
tween password change.
Allow LTU access to one
of few modem groups.
Number of
modems that
user can access
through modem
group member-
ships*
Member of
some or one
modem group.
Member of all
modem groups.
Allow only MTU; give
access to all modem
groups because
MTU has to access
all hosts for
maintenance.
Allow MTU access to all
modem groups. Allow LTU
access to some or one
modem group.
Security barrier
Possible
values (most to
least secure) Most sensitive data Least sensitive data
Valid times No hours for any
day of the week
to all hours for
all days of the
week.
Allow MTU access
at any time for sys-
tem maintenance.
Allow MTU access at any
time. Allow LTU access
only during business
hours.
Usage dates Restricted dates
to unrestricted
dates.
Allow MTU access
on any date for sys-
tem maintenance.
Allow MTU access on any
date. Allow LTU access
only for a limited range of
dates.
Number of user
IDs per user
One per user to
several per
user.
Give MTU a sepa-
rate user ID for most
sensitive data.
Give MTU a separate user
ID. Give LTU only one
user ID.
* Some modems attached to a given host type could be put into a special modem group so
that even if all the modems are full, an administrator could get into the system on one of
those modems. Also, it might be possible for a system to restrict administrator level ac-
cess only to certain physical ports, which could be in this special modem group.
Example
You have a system that has three different types of hosts. You have one senior administrator who
can administer any of the host types and three administrators that can only administer their own
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