Lucent Technologies Remote Port Security Device Users Guide

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U—Unblock User
Syntax and Parameters
u  
Description
The Unblock User command removes the block placed on an Key user’s access 
to the Lock. Both permanent and non-permanent users may be unblocked. To 
determine whether a user is blocked, or to check the user IDs, use the List User 
Table command (see instructions on page 3-34).
Sample Command and Response
Parameter Description
uUnblock User command
A unique identifier assigned to each user by the system 
administrator using the Add User command. Use the List 
User Table command to check user IDs (see instructions on 
page 3-34).
ENTER
> u KEY20
JPLock01 446 08/12/96 13:19:22 KEY20 -- User Unblocked 
OK --
> 
						

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UR—User Restrictions
Syntax and Parameters
To assign a time restriction:
ur  
To clear a time restriction:
ur ,clear
Description
Use the User Restrictions command to assign time restrictions to one or more 
users. The command assigns time restrictions identified by the restriction ID 
code to a specified user if the full user ID is given, or to all users beginning with 
the character(s) that is entered. For example, if you enter a, the time restriction is 
assigned to all user IDs beginning with the letter “a.” You can enter any number 
of restriction ID codes to assign the corresponding time restriction to the user(s) 
up to all restriction ID codes (14). 
To check that the restrictions were assigned as desired, use the List User Table 
command (see instructions on page 3-34). To check parameters of the restriction 
IDs, use the List Restrictions command (see instructions on page 3-26).Parameter Description
urUser Restrictions command
A unique identifier assigned to each user by the system 
administrator using the Add User command. If the full user 
ID is entered, the restriction is assigned to the specified user 
only. If a partial user ID is entered, the time restriction is 
assigned to all users beginning with the letter entered.
A single character from “A” to “N” used as a code to identify 
the specific time periods and days during which time 
restrictions can be assigned to one or more users. 
ENTER 
						

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Sample Command and Response
Sample with a specific user entered as the [full_or_partial_user_id] parameter. 
The time restrictions identified by the restriction code IDs (“A,” “B,” and “C” in the 
following example) are assigned for the specified user only:
Sample with
 a partial user ID entered as the [full_or_partial_user_id] 
parameter. The time restrictions identified by the restriction code IDs (“A,” “B,” 
and “C” in the following example) are assigned to all users beginning with the 
characters entered (“KEY” in the following example):
> ur KEY20, abc
193 08/16/96 11:33:21 KEY20 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
> ur KEY, abc
194 08/16/96 11:36:21 Restr. KEY11 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
195 08/16/96 11:36:23 Restr. KEY12 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
196 08/16/96 11:36:25 Restr. KEY13 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
197 08/16/96 11:36:27 Restr. KEY14 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
198 08/16/96 11:36:29 Restr. KEY15 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
199 08/16/96 11:36:31 Restr. KEY16 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
200 08/16/96 11:36:33 Restr. KEY17 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
201 08/16/96 11:36:35 Restr. KEY18 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
202 08/16/96 11:36:37 Restr. KEY19 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’
203 08/16/96 11:36:39 Restr. KEY20 Assigned Restr. ‘ABC’ 
						

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Help Screens
To obtain a help screen for any command, enter a question mark (?) followed by 
the command and press  .
Sample Help Request and Help Response
ENTER
> ?i
Command: I - ID Set
Function:Set ID to precede all log messages from this device.
Format: I log_id
Example: >I LOCK-A
To clear ID type:I ** 
						

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4Key Administration and Use
When the system is working correctly, Key use and authentication is almost 
invisible to the RPSD Key user. (Authentication is the process of identifying 
proper users via passwords or the PassKey procedure.) The caller dials the port 
being protected on the communications system from the caller’s terminal 
connected to the Key, authentication takes place (during which time the LEDs on 
the front panel of the RPSD Key indicate the status of the call), and the caller is 
connected to the RMATS channel.
However, before a Key can be used, you must initialize it by using certain 
commands. Additional commands can be used after initialization to add and 
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RPSD Key User Command Set
The RPSD Key displays a different Menu of Commands depending on whether or 
not the device is initialized. The following is the Menu of Commands when the 
Key is uninitialized:
--- Menu of Commands ---
L - List User Information
H - History Display
D - Date Set
C - Clock Set
I - Set Log ID
S - Status Display
SC - Set Comms. Params
W - Wipe Out (erase) User ID, Secret Key, and Device ID
A - Add Admin. User
R - Remove Admin. User
LA - List Admin. Users
AS - AUX Security ON/OFF
Q - Quit Admin. session
----- Initialization Functions -----
U - Set User ID
K - Set Secret Key
N - Sets Device Number
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-- For Help Type ‘?’ Followed by Command --
The following is the Menu of Commands when the Key has been initialized:
--- Menu of Commands ---
L - List RPSD/Key User Information
H - History Display
D - Date Set
C - Clock Set
I - Set Log ID
S - Status Display
SC - Set Comms. Params
W - Wipe Out (erase) User Id, Secret Key, and Device ID
A - Add Admin. User
R - Remove Admin. User
LA - List Admin. Users
AS - AUX Security ON/OFF
Q - Quit Admin. session
-- For Help Type ‘?’ Followed by Command --
Initialization functions are eliminated from an initialized Key. 
						

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Initialization Functions
As the name suggests, initialization fuctions are those you use to set up an 
uninitialized Key. The commands are:
nU—Set User ID
nK—Set Secret Key
nN—Set Device Number
U—Set User ID
Syntax and Parameters
u 
Description
Use the Set User ID command to enter a name that will identify the RPSD Key to 
the RPSD Lock. Use this command only when initializing a previously 
uninitialized Key.
To use this command, enter u  . The user ID entered must match 
the user ID programmed into the Lock to identify that Key. If you assign the same 
user ID to more than one Key, assign different device numbers to those Keys.
Sample Command and Response
> u KEY20
08/14/90 14:00:01 User D set to KEY20
Parameter Description
uThe Set User ID command
An alphanumeric identifier of up to ten 
characters
ENTER
ENTER 
						

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K—Set Secret Key
Syntax and Parameters
K 
Description
Use the Set Secret Key command to enter the secret key information supplied by 
the RPSD Lock when a new user is added to the list of authorized users. Use this 
command only when initializing a previously uninitialized Key.
To use this command, enter K  . The response includes a 
Test Reply. The Test Reply should be matched against the one for your Key 
given by the RPSD Lock. If the replies match, the Key has been correctly seeded 
with the secret information. If the responses do not match, use the Wipe Out 
command described in this section to return the Key to an uninitialized state and 
initialize the Key again. Double-check that you have the correct secret key. If the 
tests fail again, there is a problem with the Key and it should be replaced.
Sample Command and Response
> k f37b 159d 6abe 3e
08/14/90 14:01:09 Secret Key Loaded. Test Reply is 8119704.
Parameter Description
kThe Set Secret Key command
Secret key information returned by the Lock 
when a new user name is added
ENTER
ENTER 
						

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N—Set Device Number
Syntax and Parameters
n 
Description
The Set Device Number command enters a number from 100 to 9999999 as an 
identifier for the RPSD Key. Use this command when you have two or more RPSD 
Keys with the same user ID. The device number is associated with the Key for the 
purpose of identification by the Lock. Use this command to initialize a previously 
uninitialized Key.
To use this command, enter n . Do not duplicate 
existing device numbers. The last four digits of the Key Lucent Technologies 
serial number are recommended.
Sample Command and Response
> n 12345
08/14/90 14:03:59 Device Number set to 12345
Parameter Description
nThe Set Device Number command
An arbitrary number between 100 and 9999999 
to be used as an identifier for a particular Key
ENTER
ENTER 
						

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Command Functions
Command functions are those commands listed in the Menu of Commands after 
the Key device has been initialized.The command functions are:
nA—Add Administrative User
nAS—AUX Security
nC—Clock Set
nD—Date Set
nH—History Display
nI—Set Log ID
nL—List User Information
nLA—List Administrative Users
nQ—Quit
nR—Remove Administrative User
nS—Status Display
nSC—Set Communications Parameters
nW—Wipe Out
n?—Help Screens