SECURITY/3000 has been in use in our shop for over 3 years.  It is easy to
use,  and can be used in many ways.  Here is some of what we use;
1) Logon menus set up for different users,  restricted by time and day
2) Modem logons secured by port passwords,  restricted by time and day
3) Only one user ever sees the ':' prompt,  and that's me
 
However,  there is a quick and dirty way to password a port.  Create a system
UDC with the following;
IF HPJOBTYPE = "S" THEN
   IF  HPLDEVIN = 200 THEN
      WHILE PASS <> "password" DO
        ECHO WARNING! THIS IS A RESTRICTED MODEM PORT!
        ECHO      ENTER PASSWORD TO LOG ON TO THIS PORT
       SET ;ECHO=OFF
        INPUT PASS,"PASSWORD>>",60
       SET ;ECHO=ON
        IF PASS = "" THEN
           TELLOP"INVALID LOGON TRY ON MODEM PORT200"
           BYE
        ENDIF
        SETVAR COUNT COUNT + 1
        IF COUNT > 2 THEN
           TELLOP"INVALID LOGON TRY ON MODEM PORT200"
           BYE
        ENDIF
      ENDWHILE
   ENDIF
 IF HPLDEVIN = 225 OR HPLDEVIN = 21 OR HPLDEVIN = 224 THEN
       TELLOP"LOGON TO PORT" !HPLDEVIN " AT" !HPTIMEF
 ENDIF
 
>another thing... when exiting a remote session, sometimes the modem
stays up and the session remains on the system, even tho the remote
user has exited the session. any ideas?
 
check the profile settings in NMMGR.... modem type = 1
                                                          modem behavior=1
                                                          reset HP term = Y
this should reset the port when you logoff
 
 
RClark
Nook Ind.