User Manual

Document Name: Common Commands and Attributes v1.3.0 Revision: 1.2
14.1.1.2 Usage
Attribute Type: Read / Write
The addresses may be given in dotted quad notation or as hostnames that are
looked up with the resolver.
Usage for setting parameter:
SET GPR AAD <address1> [<address2> ... <addressN>]
This will sett the acceptable address list to the addresses indicated. To allow ANY
address use an asterisk instead “*”.
Example:
SET GPR AAD 126.1.24.1 126.1.24.2
Sets the accebable addresses to 126.1.24.1 and 126.1.24.2.
Usage for getting parameter :
GET GPR AAD
Reply:
126.1.24.1 126.1.24.2
Indicating the acceptable addresses set.
14.1.2 GPR ACL – Authorization Client
14.1.2.1 Overview
Controls the client authorization parameter.
14.1.2.2 Usage
Attribute Type: Read / Write
This should be the name of the controller if it is used. In most cases an asterisk “*”
is used to indicate that ANY name is acceptable. Setting this to the wrong name will
make the authentication process to fail.
This name is only used in the CHAP/PAP negotiation process. If authorization
method is set to None it does not matter.
Usage for setting parameter:
SET GPR ACL <name>
This will set <name> as the client name for the CHAP/PAP negotiation
Example:
SET GPR ACL voyager.local.system
Sets the client name to voyage.local.system.
Usage for getting parameter:
GET GPR ACL
Reply:
*
Indicating that ANY name should be acceptable.
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