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Chapter 3

Wireless LAN Settings

3.5 LOGIN

To successfully log on to a host, the following settings must be specified correctly.

Note: After logging out properly, press ESC and FN (the function key) simultaneously to

disconnect with the host and return to the main menu.

3.5.1 LOGIN

Normally, the cursor will stay on the “Username” field waiting for input during a fresh

new telnet session. Instead of using the arrow keys to move the cursor to the “Password”

input field, you may press the function key or key combination mapped to “Tab”. For

example, you may map the physical Tab key to “Tab” for 8500 Series. Refer to

4.5 Func

Toggle & Function Key Mapping

Setting

Remark

Username,

Password

Specify username and password for logging on to the host you wish to access.

Shortcut Key By default, the shortcut keys are disabled. You will have to enter the username

and password manually.

 Select the shortcut keys (FN+0 ~ FN+9) so that you can enter the text string

for Username and Password by two strokes. Each selected key combination

will become unavailable on the Function Key Mapping list. For example, if you

select FN+0 for “Username” and FN+1 for “Password”, you will find them

mapped to “Name Key” and “Password Key” individually in the Function Key

Mapping on the Emulation tab.

Note: Use the shortcut keys to enter the text string for Username/Password by two

strokes. For this feature to work properly, Username/Password must be specified

correctly.

PROMPT FOR USERNAME/PASSWORD

Specify the prompt strings that request you to enter username and password. They must

be exactly the same as received from the host. Refer to

3.5.3 Auto SignOn.

Note: If any of the prompt strings of the host system exceeds 20 characters, you will fail

to sign on automatically.

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