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RL-ARM User's Guide (MDK v4)
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Configuring RL-TCPnet
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Appendix
Multi-user Authentication
The multi-user login allows you to create different profiles for different users or groups of users. The profiles define the access rights on the Telnet server. The users which are allowed to access the Telnet server are in the user database. The multi-user login allows you to selectively disable commands for unprivileged users.
If you want to use multi-user authentication, you must Enable User Authentication in the Net_Config.c configuration file.
The account defined in the Net_Config.c configuration file is a system administrator account, which has no restrictions. It can not be disabled once the authentication has been enabled in the system configuration. All other accounts are created in a separate Telnet_MultiUser.c module. This file is located in \Keil\ARM\RL\TCPnet\User folder and need to be copied to the project folder, customized by the developer and added to the project.
The following functions are included in this module:
- tnet_check_account() - checks if the user account exists for the provided credentials.
The following system functions are included in the RL-TCPnet library:
- tnet_get_user_id() - retrieves the user identification number for the user, which is trying to access the file or folder.
Note
- If the Tnet_MultiUser.c is not added to the project, and the Authentication is enabled, the Telnet server runs in single user authentication mode.
- In RLARM v5.00 and newer, you can disable a system administrator account, if you define the Authentication Username an empty string.
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