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I—ID Set
Syntax and Parameters
To set a log ID:
i  
To clear a log ID:
i 
Description
Use the ID Set command to set a unique identifier for the RPSD Lock. It is useful 
when more than one Lock is in operation. The Lock’s ID is added to the 
beginning of status messages to identify the Lock concerned.
Sample Command and Response
In the sample, the log ID is added to the beginning of the status message. It will 
appear here on all status messages once the ID is set.Parameter Description
iID Set command
The name you select to identify the Lock. The Log ID is 
limited to eight alphanumeric characters.
ENTER
ENTER
> i JPLock02
JPLock02 004 08/17/96 15:42:21 Log ID Changed OK 
						

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LR—List Restrictions
 Syntax and Parameters
To list the time periods and days for time restrictions for all restriction IDs A to N:
lr 
To list the time period and day for time restriction for a specific restriction ID:
lr 
Description
Use the List Restrictions command to list the administered time periods and days 
during which time restrictions can be placed on one or more users. Up to 14 
separate time periods can be created; each is assigned a single-character code 
from “A” to “N.” Use the Change Restrictions command to set the restriction time 
periods and to associate a code letter to each period of time and day defined 
(see instructions on page 3-22). Then apply the code to a specific user or users 
using the User Restriction command (see instructions on page 3-52). Parameter Description
lrList Restrictions command
A single character from A–N (14 possible restriction codes) 
used as a code to identify the specific time periods and 
days during which time restrictions may be placed on one or 
more users. The code is assigned to the users you wish to 
restrict for that period by using the User Restrictions 
command (described on page 3-52). 
ENTER
ENTER 
						

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Sample Command and Response
The fields of the List Restriction screen are:
Restriction IDA single character from A–N (14 possible restriction codes) 
used as a code to identify the specific time periods and 
days during which time restrictions can be placed on one or 
more users.
Start TimeThe time of day, in 24-hour clock format, when the restriction 
begins
End TimeThe time of day, in 24-hour clock format, when the restriction 
ends
Days of the 
WeekThe days on which the restricted times take effect
> lr
Restriction ID Start Time End Time Days of Week
A 18:00 24:00 Sat, Sun
B 12:00 15:00 Sat, Sun
C 16:00 20:00 Mon
D 01:00 08:00 Mon, Tues, Wed, Thu, 
Fri
E 00:00 09:00 Thu
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LS—List Statistics
Syntax and Parameters
ls 
Description
Use the List Statistics command to display a statistical summary of call attempts 
and failures, both cumulative and since the last time the statistical summary was 
reset. Reset the summary by using the Reset Statistics command (see 
instructions on page 3-46).
Statistics are listed for administrative users, RPSD/Key (non-administrative) 
users, and permanent users. Call attempts and failures to the administrative 
interface are updated only if AUX security is enabled. See instructions for the Key 
AUX Security command in the “Command Functions” section of Chapter 4.
Sample Command and Response
Parameter Description
lsList Statistics command
ENTER
> ls
---RPSD/Lock Access Attempt Statistics  -  Last Reset: 08/14/96
Since Last Reset  Cumulative
RPSD/Key Admin. RPSD/Key Admin
Successful Authentications   1   0    1   0
Failed Attempts by Reason
(1) No RPSD/Key Detected   0   0    0   0
(2)  No Response   0   0    0   0
(3)  Invalid User ID   1   0    1   0
(4)  Blocked User   0   0    0   0
(5)  Invalid Response   0   0    0   0
(6)  Outgoing Call   0   0    0   0
(7)  Ring  -  No answer   0   0    0   0
(8)  Force Disconnect   0   0    0   0
(9)  Restricted Time   0   0    0   0 
						

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The fields of the List Statistics screen are:
Last ResetThe date that the statistics kept in the Since Last Reset field 
were reset to 0. Cumulative statistics are never reset to 0.
Successful 
Authenti-
cationsThe number of times that a caller was successfully 
authenticated by the Lock, both since the last time the 
statistics were reset and cumulatively since the Lock was 
installed.
Failed 
Attempts by 
ReasonThe number of times that a caller failed in an access attempt 
for each of the nine failure reasons. The statistics are broken 
down into the number of failures since the last reset for 
RPSD/Key (non-administrative) and administrative users, 
and also the cumulative total since the Lock was installed for 
RPSD/Key (non-administrative) and administrative users. For 
a more detailed explanation of the failure reason codes, see 
Table 3-2 on page 3-43
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L—List User Table
Syntax and Parameters
To list information about all users:
l 
To list information about a specific user (full user ID) or for all users beginning 
with specific characters (partial user ID):
l  
Description
Use the List User Table command to list the user ID, whether the user is blocked 
or unblocked, the user type, and a code letter for any time restrictions assigned 
to the user.
The information is listed about all users if no user ID is specified, about a 
specified user if the full user ID is given, or about all users beginning with the 
character(s) that is entered. For example, if you enter a, information is listed for 
all user IDs beginning with the letter “a.”Parameter Description
lList User command
A unique identifier assigned to each user by the system 
administrator using the Add User command. If no user ID is 
entered, information is listed for all users. If the full user ID is 
entered, information is listed for the specified user. If a 
partial user ID is entered, information is listed for all users 
beginning with the letter(s) entered. 
ENTER
ENTER 
						

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Sample Command and Response 
For the following sample command and response screens, the fields of the List 
User Table screen are:
User IDUser ID
Blocked?Whether a Block command has been issued for that user. 
The default is no block. If a user is not blocked, the field is 
left blank. Blocks can be issued on permanent, 
administrative, and non-administrative users.
User TypeThe user type (which determines access level) and the 
authentication mode. The user types are:
P = Permanent (reserved for Lucent Technologies 
personnel)
R =  RPSD/Key (normal access level)
A = Administrative (can change Lock parameters)
For administrative users only:
W = Password required for access
K = Passkey required for access
User type P is followed by either R or A to identify access 
levels for permanent users.
RestrictionsThe code letter for any time restrictions that have been 
placed on the user. The default is no restrictions. 
Restrictions can be placed on non-administrative, 
administrative, and permanent users. To find the meaning 
for the restrictions codes, use the List Restrictions command 
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Sample without specifying the [full_or_partial_user_id] parameter. Information 
is listed for all users (fields included on the screen are described above):
Sample with
 a specific user entered as the [full_or_partial_user_id] parameter. 
Information is listed for the specified user only (fields included on the screen are 
described on page 3-37):
User ID Blocked? User Type? Restriction(s)
ATT-INADS1 PR A B
ATT-INADS2 PR B
ATT-INADS3 PR
ATT-INADS4 PR
ATT-PECC01 PR
ATT-TIER3G PR
ATT-LABS01 PR
ATT-LABS02 PR
ATT-LABS03 PR
ATT-TSC001 PR
ATT-TSC002 PR
KEY11 R A
KEY12 B R C
KEY13 B R D
KEY14 AW A B
KEY15 AW D
KEY16 AK A
KEY17 AK A
KEY18 B R A
> 1 KEY20
User ID Blocked? User Type Restriction(s)
KEY20 R A
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Sample with a partial user ID entered as the [full_or_partial_user_id] 
parameter. Information is listed for all users beginning with the characters 
entered (fields included on the screen are described on page 3-37):
> 1 KEY
User ID Blocked? User Type Restriction(s)
KEY11 R A
KEY12 B R C
KEY13 B R D
KEY14 AW A B
KEY15 AW D
KEY16 AK A
KEY17 AK A
KEY18 B R A
KEY19 R A 
						

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LH—Log History
Syntax and Parameters
lh [-] [ALL] 
Description
Use the Log History command to display the last 500 status messages in the 
System Activity Log. The System Activity Log retains a log history of status 
messages generated by the RPSD Lock. Status messages include a history 
(including date and time) of the following RPSD system activity:
nAny RPSD system administration
nCalls received attempting to access the host resource
nThe outcome of any access attempts (connected or failed)
nThe reason for the failure of call attempts
nThe time the call was disconnected
!Security Alert:
If Lucent Technologies Key users are undergoing unexplained access 
failures or are failing for reasons 2, 3, or 5 of Table 3-2 on page 3-43
, report 
it to Lucent Technologies.
To protect the integrity of the Log History, a Message Authentication Code is 
generated and shown on the Log History for each entry on the System Activity 
Log. The Message Authentication Code is followed by a period (“.”) and the 
sequence number of the message, for example, “CC85.000,” where “CC85” is 
the Message Authentication Code and “000” is the message sequence number. Parameter Description
lhLog History command
[-]Include this parameter to list the Log History in descending 
order by message sequence number. If this parameter is not 
used, the Log History is listed in ascending order.
[ALL]Use this parameter to remove the page breaks and list the 
entire Log History buffer. Press   to pause and resume 
the report on the screen. If this parameter is not used, the 
report is listed 20 messages to a page.
ENTER
ENTER