NSCONTROL AUTOLOGON
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Syntax
NSCONTROL AUTOLOGON=[{ON } [,ALL]]
[{OFF} [,service[,service]...]
Parameters
- AUTOLOGON
Enables or disables the automatic logon feature available with the NFT, RFA, and RPM services. If AUTOLOGON is not enabled, users must create a remote session with the REMOTE HELLO command prior to executing these services.
- ON
Enables autologon for an NS 3000/iX service.
- OFF
Disables autologon for an NS 3000/iX service.
- ALL
Alters the autologon state for the NFT, RFA, and RPM services.
- NFT
Changes autologon capability for the NFT service.
- RFA
Changes autologon capability for the RFA service.
- RPM
Changes autologon capability for the RPM service.
Defaults: ON and ALL.
Discussion
NSCONTROL AUTOLOGON allows the user the ability to disable and re-enable autologon for the NS 3000/iX services supporting this feature. Autologon is enabled at NS 3000/iX startup. NSCONTROL AUTOLOGON must be executed after the NSCONTROL START command. When the NS 3000/iX services are stopped, the autologon option resets to the default. Disabling autologon may be important on those systems that use a logon UDC to help enforce system security. With autologon enabled (the default), a remote user can access local NFT, RFA and RPM services without executing logon UDC's. With autologon disabled, remote users must first establish a remote session with the REMOTE HELLO command, and thus execute any preset logon UDC(s), before using an NS 3000/iX service. It is recommended that users with security logon UDCs disable autologon for all services in order to preserve the security of the system from remote users. Incoming requests attempting to use the autologon feature will fail, since a remote session cannot be established automatically.
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