User Manual

Security Examples

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For example, to record all logins and send the information to the console port, use the following command:

Figure 11-51: Logging All Logins

Note: Logging passwords may compromise security.

Each logging level logs all events associated with higher logging levels. For example, if logging level 6 is

specified, the events associated with levels 1-5 will also be logged.

To disable all logging, use the following command:

Figure 11-52: Disabling Event Logging

11.8 Examples

11.8.1 Database Search Order

The SCS must be configured for authentication using a UNIX password file. The configuration must meet

the following criteria:

◆ A large group of users is listed in a RADIUS authentication database. The RADIUS server’s IP

address is 192.0.1.55, and port 1640 is used rather than the default RADIUS authentication port.

◆ Two other groups of users are listed in UNIX password files; the files are on hosts 192.0.1.87 and

192.0.1.99.

◆ Any additional users will be added to the local database.

◆ A RADIUS accounting server has been set up at host 192.0.1.176 to log accounting information.

7 Chat Scripts

8 Modems and Dialback

System Enabled

Disabled

Local>> DEFINE LOGGING AUTHENTICATION 3

Local>> DEFINE LOGGING DESTINATION NONE

Table 11-2: Events Logged by the SCS, cont.

To Log Events

Associated With:

The Following Options are Available:

(Numbers Reﬂect Logging Level)