Re: (ASCEND) "Business" Accounts, Multiple Logins

[Phillip Vandry <vandry@Mlink.NET>]

> This has been discussed in a previous thread, and several solutions were
> sorta' brought up here and there, but never anything along the lines I was
> thinking.
>
> The way we do things right now:  We sell business accounts which come with
> 5 userid's, which are all valid logins / email accounts.  The thing is,
> we only "allow" 1 of them to be connected at a time.  Ideally, if we
> could, we would go back in time, and have only 1 specified login be able
> to login to the system and surf the net; the rest would have filters
> setup so they could only access mail. But it's kinda' too late for that
> now.  We've got too many business accounts, and it would be a pain in

Here's what you might be able to do:

business1-user1	Password="UNIX"
	User-Service = Framed-User,
	User-Name = "business1",
	other-parameters

business1-user2	Password="UNIX"
	User-Service = Framed-User,
	User-Name = "business1",
	other-parameters

business2-user1	Password="UNIX"
	User-Service = Framed-User,
	User-Name = "business2",
	other-parameters

business2-user2	Password="UNIX"
	User-Service = Framed-User,
	User-Name = "business2",
	other-parameters

Use the User-Name parameter to set a different username after login, and
set the same username for all users of a group. With Shared Prof=No, the
Max just might refuse two at a time. Certainly it will represent them in
the sessions window with the same username.

-Phil
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References:

• (ASCEND) "Business" Accounts, Multiple Logins
• From: Eric Reeves <tilex@ghg.net>

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