User`s guide

APP Server utility
APP Server installation and setup
C-6 Preliminary January 30, 1998 Pipeline User’s Guide
8=Access Denied.^M^J
9=All Channels of Security Server are busy. Try again later
^M^J
10=Unexpected packet from Agent^M^J
11=Cannot start new call on active channel^M^J
12=Cannot start new call on active channel^M^J
13=Unexpected input from user.^M^J
14=Enter Password:
15=Invalid Identification.^M^JEnter ID:
16=Your password has expired.^M^JEnter New Password:
17=Enter New Password:
18=Enter New Password again:
19=Passwords didn't match.^M^JEnter New Password:
20=Outside your time class.^M^J
21=Outside your date class.^M^J
22=New password must differ from old.^M^JEnter New Password:
23=New password is too short.^M^JEnter New Password:
24=New password must include numeric digit.^M^JEnter New
Password:
25=Request noted.^M^JEnter old password
26=Your account is locked due to excess violations.^M^J
27=Your ID is already active on another channel.^M^J
28=Your password has been changed.^M^J
29=Your account is locked due to non-usage.^M^J
30=You are not authorized for that host.^M^J
31=Inactivity Timeout.^M^J
Installing and using the UNIX APP Server
When a user starts an application that requires a connection to a host on a secure
network, the Pipeline initiates the call as usual. After the initial session
negotiation, the remote ACE or Safeword server returns a password challenge
that looks similar to this:
From: hostname
0-Challenge: challenge (or null challenge, depend-
ing on your setup)
Enter next password:
This prompt is displayed in the APP Server screen on the UNIX host. A user has
60 seconds to obtain the current dynamic password from the security card and