Technical data

Using Technician Interface Software
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You have completed the procedure, and you have not changed any
configuration information for the SecurID client software on the router.
Disabling SecurID Authentication
Once the Technician Interface login prompt appears ($, or whatever your network
administrator has set up for a prompt), proceed as follows to disable SecurID
authentication services already enabled and active on the router:
1.
Run the
securelogin
configuration utility.
$: securelogin
2.
Respond to each of the questions that appear in your Telnet or console
display. Press Return after each entry, beginning with:
Do you wish to secure telnet login? (yes/no)
[yes]
Entering yes invokes an additional verification.
Are you sure you want to turn off secure ID? (yes/no)
[yes]
If you entered yes,
securelogin
replies:
SecurID no longer required on Telnet login!
If you entered no,
securelogin
replies:
Secure login information remains unchanged!
If you entered no and received the reply Secure login information remains
unchanged!
, the SecurID client is still enabled on the router. Telnet users
continue to encounter the SecurID login procedure before acquiring access to
the router’s Technician Interface.