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MultiCommManager User Guide

How to Set Up Your User Database

1. Select Tools|Security Database Editor to run the Security Database Editor. In the Security

Database Editor you can create new security databases or edit existing security databases.

2. Before entering users into the database, separate them into different classes based on

security level and type and create a template for each class, so that your user profiles are set

up in a consistent manner. To add one user to the database, select Record|Add. This opens a

dialog box in which you can set up all settings for your user. If you have multiple security

modem groups, pay particular attention to setting up which modem groups the user belongs

to.

3. After entering a few users, save the database file by selecting File|Save and typing a

distinctive file name.

4. Test your system and make sure it is functioning properly, then add the rest of your users.

For more information on how to set up a template or use the Security Database Editor, see the

online Help.

How to Test or Monitor Your Security System

When a user dials into a security modem, he or she should see a welcome message followed by a

user ID prompt. After entering a user ID and password, the user should either be connected

directly to the host, if the user is a pass-through user, or get a message saying that the user will be

called back, if the user is a callback user. If the user is a variable user, then the user should be

prompted for a phone number at which to be called back. If the modem doesn’t answer, then it is

either an outbound security modem or it hasn’t had its settings loaded into it. If the modem

answers but displays no prompts then it probably hasn’t had its security settings loaded.

If the user is a pass-through user, then you should be able to look in the Call Traffic window to see

the connection and which user is connected to the modem. If the user is a callback user, you should

be able to see the user in the Callback Queue window. Here you can watch the modem as it tries to

call back the user. Once the user is called back and the connection is made, the user disappears

from the Callback Queue window and appears in the Call Traffic window.

How to Set Global Security Attributes

MultiCommManager security has several global parameters that can be modified, such as whether

users should be prompted for passwords and how many times a user can fail a user ID/password

security check before the call is disconnected. You can modify these settings by selecting

Setup|Modem| Security|Defaults.

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