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Using Technician Interface Software

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Newly installed routers initially do not require Secure ID authentication for

Technician Interface login privileges. (The network administrator must ﬁrst

enable the feature on the router.)

We recommend Secure ID authentication for routers that require the highest level

of protection from unauthorized Telnet access to the Technician Interface. To

support Technician Interface login via Secure ID, you must have a Security

Dynamics Secure ID ACE server system installed on your IP network. Routers

with the Secure ID ACE client enabled communicate with the Secure ID server

during each user authentication sequence.

For more information about Secure ID server systems, contact your Bay Networks

sales representative.

Secure ID Login and PIN Assignment Dialog

This section describes more fully the interface dialog you may encounter when

attempting a login to a router conﬁgured with Secure ID client software. Normally

you can open a Technician Interface session as long as you enter a valid passcode

(your PIN, followed by the current card code). If you do not have a valid Secure

ID PIN when you attempt the login, you may receive another series of prompts for

automated PIN assignment.

Note: If the Secure ID system denies you access to a router after four login

attempts, your Secure ID card is deactivated (removed from the current list of

valid Secure ID users). To reactivate your PIN and card, you must request

reactivation and router access privileges from the Secure ID administrator for

your network.

Note: The Secure ID administrator for your network must ﬁrst conﬁgure the

Secure ID system to allow you to receive a PIN through the Secure ID client

software on the router.

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