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MultiCommManager User Guide

What Days and Times Are Users Allowed Access to the

System?

You can restrict the times during the week that a user can access the system down to the hour. Your

administrators, who must be able to deal with system problems at any time, should of course be

given access at any time of the week. Normal users who would need to access the system only

during business hours should be given access only during business hours. Users who are on the

road and may be calling in during the evening or weekend could be given access between 6:00

A.M.

and 12:00

A.M. Of course, many other possibilities exist.

See also:

“How to Set Up Your Own Security User Interface” on page 47.

Which Modems Should Be Dial-In, Dial-Out, or Both?

MultiCommManager security allows you to set your modems to allow only dial-in calls (inbound

security modems), dial-out calls (outbound security modems),or to allow both (“both” security

modems). Dial-in modems can be used for either pass-through calls or for the first part of callback

calls. Dial-out modems can be used only to call back callback users (the second part of a callback

call). “Both” modems can be used to either accept inbound security calls or to call back callback

users.

Example 1

Callback only—one host type.

Modems Security type Connected to Modem group

1A–1B Inbound security Nothing Unassigned

1C–1F Outbound security The host computer Unassigned

1A and 1B are not connected to any host on their RS-232 ports. They accept only short inbound

calls in which users call in and pass security so that they can be called back.

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