use Authorization code from any set on CS1000 ?

[Optman]

Hi all

we have configure the autorization codes on CS1000, but it is linked to the set..so when we use the same auth code within another set, it didn't work.

How to configure auth code to be used from any set..??

Thanks


Regards

 

[cmassjohn]

Overlay 88 - system authcodes

Check the Admin NTP for more info, here's a sample...

Authcode 00456654 maps to class 001, which is COS=CTD, TGAR=01 and NCOS=06.

LD 88
REQ PRT
TYPE AUB
CUST 0

CUST 00
ALEN 08
ACDR YES
AUTHCOD_ALRM OFF
RANR X
ACLE NO
BRST 10
RTRY NO
AUTO YES

CLAS COS TGAR NCOS CLAS COS TGAR NCOS CLAS COS TGAR NCOS

000 CTD 01 00 001 CTD 01 06 002 CTD 01 00
003 CTD 01 00 004 CTD 01 00 005 CTD 01 00
006 CTD 01 00 007 CTD 01 00 008 CTD 01 00
:
:


REQ PRT
TYPE AUT
CUST 0
CODE

CODE 00456654 CLAS 001


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[Optman]

I have already do this..but my question is:

for example I was configure "1234" code on my IP set and it work correctly..but when I try this password on other set it didn't work, so my objectif is that using the same code configured on my set on any others set.


Thanks


Regards

 

[cmassjohn]

LD 11 - check the AUTR and similar classes of service, you may have restricted authcode option programmed.


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[Optman]

yes I have already configured AUTR on CLS of my set...what I need to put on CLS to make this option operational..?

Thanks

 

[golfdoctor]

Hi mouderhem

I believe csmassjohn answered correctly previously.

For the ld 11 "cls" maybe change to AUTU vs AUTR, that way all codes created in ld 88 are available to all sets. Otherwise I believe there is a total auth code number limitation per set . For the authcodes (ld 88) just ensure the auth codes created and you want to use have a sufficient NCOS to overcome the FRL. If that fails try an authcode that is built as "UNR" in conjunction with a sufficient NCOS get to a working state. You can implement changes/restrictions from there.

I am assuming this is for "long distance" access vs everyday telephone use.

Only a thought.....



TGD