User`s guide

Setting Up Pipeline Security
Using security cards
7-22 Preliminary January 30, 1998 Pipeline User’s Guide
To set up the Pipeline to communicate with the APP Server utility, do the
following:
1
Open the Ethernet > Mod Config > Auth menu.
2
Set the APP Server parameter to Yes.
For example:
APP Server=Yes
This enables the Pipeline to communicate password challenges to the host
running the APP Server utility.
3
Specify the IP address of the host running the APP Server utility.
For example:
APP Host=10.65.212.1
If the host obtains its IP address from a BOOTP or DHCP server, or if it has
no IP address, specify the IP broadcast address of 255.255.255.255.
4
Specify the UDP port to use for communicating with the APP host.
For example:
APP Port=7001
7001 is the default UDP port for the APP Server. The Pipeline and the host
running the APP Server utility must agree on the UDP port number. If you
use a port number other than 7001, be sure to specify the UDP port number
in the APP Server utility (DOS), the WIN.INI file (Windows), or the
/etc/services file (UNIX).
5
Close the Ethernet profile.
Invoking password mode in the Pipeline
If required, you can also bring up a connection to a secure site when connecting
to a remote site using the DO menu, or by dialing the remote NAS via modem.
To invoke password mode in a terminal server session, do the following:
1
At the terminal server prompt, type the following:
set password
The following message is displayed:
Entering Password Mode...
The prompt changes to the following: