Adding Firewall Settings for Telnet Logons

To add Firewall settings for Telnet logins from an IP address range, press the F6 key on the Work with Telnet Logon Security screen (STRFW > 12 > 1) as shown in Setting Additional Controls for Telnet Logons.

The Add TELNET Logon Security Setting screen appears:

​                      ​ Add TELNET Logon Security Setting​                                                                                                          ​ Type information, press Enter.                                                ​  ​ Selection criteria:​                                                               ​ IP Address  . . . . . .​ ​                ​ ​ Address, F4 for list          ​        ​ Subnet mask . . . . . .​ ​                ​ ​ F4 for list                   ​        ​ Incoming terminal name ​ ​ *ALL      ​      ​ Generic*, *ALL, *BLANKS, F4=List​      ​ Minimum pwd validation ​ ​ 0​               ​ 0=No password, 1=With password​      ​ Process:​                                   ​ 2=Encrypted pwd, 3=Connection SSL ​    ​ Limit to Time Group . .​ ​           ​      ​ Name, F4 for list             ​        ​ Logon type  . . . . . .​ ​  ​               ​ 1=*ACCEPT, 2=*REJECT, 3=*AUTOSIGNON ​ For Logon= 1/3/4/5:​                        ​ 4=*FRCSIGNON, 5=*ACCEPT FOR SAME IP ​  ​ Assign terminal name  .​ ​ *SAME     ​      ​ Generic*, *SAME, *SYSTEM, F4=List​     ​ Set new Code page . . .​ ​      ​                                                          ​ Character set .​ ​      ​                                                          ​ Keyboard layout​ ​    ​                                                  ​ For *AUTOSIGNON Logon:​                                                            ​ Alt User  . . . . . . .​ ​           ​      ​ Name, *SAME, F4 for list​              ​ Alt Current library . .​ ​           ​      ​ Name, *SAME             ​              ​ Alt Program to call . .​ ​           ​      ​ Name, *SAME             ​              ​ Alt Initial Menu  . . .​ ​           ​      ​ Name, *SAME             ​            ​                                                                                 ​ F3=Exit​  ​ F4=Prompt​  ​ F12=Cancel​                                                ​                                                                                 ​

Enter values for the following fields:

IP Address

The IP address that begins the range. For a list of possible addresses, press the F4 key.

Subnet mask

The subnet mask for the address range. For a list of possible subnet masks, showing the number of addresses that the range would include, press the F4 key.

Incoming terminal name

The terminal sending the request. This can be a single name, a generic* name, *ALL, or *BLANKS. For a list of known terminal names, press the F4 key.

Minimum pwd validation

The minimum password validation level needed for the logon. The possibilities include:

• 0: No password
• 1: With password
• 2: Encrypted password
• 3: SSL connection

 

Time group

If set, Telnet connections from this IP addressrange can only be made during the times defined for this time group.

Logon

How Firewall responds to the logon request. The possibilities include:

• 1: *ACCEPT: Accept logon request
• 2: *REJECT: Reject logon request
• 3: *AUTOSIGNON: Sign on automatically if permitted by system configuration
• 4: *FRCSIGNON: Force the user to sign on even if the system is configured to accept an automatic signon.
• 5: *ACCEPTSIP: Accept logon request if it is from the same IP as your system.

Assigned Terminal

The name assigned to the terminal if the logon is accepted. This can be an exact name, a generic* name, *SAME, or *SYSTEM.

Set new

Code page

Character set

Keyboard layout

Set these fields as needed, as described in IBM documentation at https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/ssw_ibm_i_71/rzaiw/rzaiwdevdesc.htm

After entering information in these fields, press the Enter key.

If you have set the Logon field to 3 (*AUTOSIGNON), set the fields in the For *AUTOSIGNON Logon section to appropriate values, as indicated by OS/400 documentation.