Admin Guide

Name Description
length. If the type is IPv6, you must enter an IPv6 address and
prefix length. You do not need to provide this information if you
select the NetInetAddrType of any.
TrustedHostInetAddr Indicates the trusted Inet address of a host performing a remote
login to the device. You do not need to provide this information
if you select the NetInetAddrType of any. TrustedHostInetAddr
applies only to rlogin and rsh.
Important:
You cannot use wildcard entries in the
TrustedHostInetAddr field.
If the type is IPv4, you must enter an IPv4 address and mask
length. If the type is IPv6, you must enter an IPv6 address and
prefix length.
TrustedHostUserName Specifies the user name assigned to the trusted host. The
trusted host name applies only to rlogin and rsh. Ensure that the
trusted host user name is the same as your network logon user
name; do not use the switch user name, for example, rwa.
Important:
You cannot use wildcard entries. The user must already be
logged in with the user name to be assigned to the trusted
host. For example, using "rlogin -l newusername
xx.xx.xx.xx" does not work from a UNIX workstation.
AccessLevel Specifies the access level of the trusted host as one of the
following:
• readOnly
• readWrite
• readWriteAll
The default is readOnly.
Usage Counts the number of times this access policy applies.
AccessStrict Activates or disables strict access criteria for remote users.
If selected, a user must use an access level identical to the one
you selected in the dialog box to use this service.
• selected: remote login users can use only the currently
configured access level
• cleared: remote users can use all access levels
Important:
If you do not select true or false, user access is governed
by criteria specified in the policy table. For example, a user
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System access configuration using EDM
October 2015 Administering Avaya VSP 7200 Series and 8000 Series 199
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