The SunScreen telnet proxy logon process takes place in two stages:
First, you must telnet and log on to the Screen and be authenticated by the proxy
Then, you can log on on to the target system and be authenticated in the usual manner.
For information on setting up the telnet proxt, see "PROXY_Telnet".
The following these steps illustrate what a user logging into a system through the telnet proxy would experience. In this example, the proxy is running on a Screen named Screen and the user wants to connect to the system namned foo.com:
Type the following:
% telnet Screen |
The following text appears:
SunScreen Telnet Proxy Version: 3.1 |
Type the username at the prompt:
Username@Hostname: username@foo.com |
Type your password to authenticate you to this proxy:
password: |
The password is not echoed. If you are successful, you will see the normal telnet connection information for the system foo.com, for example:
% Trying 172.16.6.74... Connected to foo.com Escape character is `^]'. UNIX(r) System V Release 4.0 (foo.com) login: |
Log in to the system as you normally would and, if required, type a password.