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It sounds as if there is an entry in "Limit Network Access"
for that machine (by I.P. address). Check "A> ADDITIONAL system functions" /
"A> ALTER system parameters" / "L> LOGIN names & parameters" / "N>
Limit NETWORK access" . . .
The entry for TELNET can serve up a login based upon the I.P.
address, or a range of addresses. If that is the case, your Telnet client would
have no opportunity to override the default login. Removing that entry would
allow you to enter the login of your choice, or script it in your
client.
HTH,
Steve Smith
John Stephen Smith
Library Program Coordinator - Technology Santa Clara City Library 3345 Lochinvar Avenue Santa Clara, CA 95051 408.615.2980 Desk 408.247-9657 FAX jssmith@xxxxxxxxxx >>> glazierr@xxxxxxxxxx 08/05/02 07:20AM >>> I have a strange problem I have a staff machine that when you telnet into our Innovative server - automatically defaults to a public login and password. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the telnet software, I've tried installing a different telnet software - and nothing works - it keeps defaulting. I've looked in the registry - but couldn't find where it is getting the login and password. Does anyone have any ideas - short of just reinstalling the entire machine? Any ideas and suggestions are appreciated! Thanks, Rhonda Rhonda Glazier Head of Collection Management William Allen White Library Emporia State University 1200 Commerical, Box 4051 Phone: (316)341-5052 Fax: (316)341-5997 glazierr@xxxxxxxxxx -- This message was distributed through the Innovative Users Group INNOPAC list Public replies: INNOPAC@xxxxxxxxxx Update your subscription options: http://innopacusers.org/list/listinfo/innopac |
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