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Login Scripts
The Login Script Configuration Form is shown here in Screen 11-7.
Screen 11-7: Login Script Configuration Form
Create/Modify Login
Script Name [lincoln
1 [%w 30 “gin:”
2 [%s “abraham\r”
3 [%w 15 “word:”
4 [%s “0pnsesme\r”
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6 [
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Path: …Network— PPP/SLIP—
Login Scripts— Modify (or Create)
When the IntelliServer starts to bring up an outbound PPP or SLIP connection, it
first uses the dialer script to make the modem dial the remote site. At the remote
site, a modem answers the call and the host computer may be configured to issue
a login/password prompt. Then, it bring up its side of the link (or hangs up) based
on what user name and password are provided.
Login scripts are run immediately after the dial scripts, allowing the IntelliServer
to provide automatically the necessary responses to a remote site’s login, password, or other prompts.
The nature of your login script is determined by the remote site you are contacting. Therefore, a login script is associated with a remote profile, not with a serial
port (as are dial scripts).
The Script Name (lincoln in this example) is the unique name of this Login
Script. During Remote Profile configuration, you can assign this to the profile’s
Login Script as described on page 286.
The rest of the form contains the body of the script. Like Dial Scripts, it is composed of commands. The rules for forming these commands are the same as for
Dial scripts, found in Table 11-2 on page 256.
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