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Multiple instances of Telnet Server on single host?

Multiple instances of Telnet Server on single host?

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WaddaWadda	WaddaWadda posted 11 Years Ago Topic Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 7	Hi Pragmasys, Could you please advise if it is possible to have 2 instances of Pragma Telnet Server running simultaneously on the same host (different ports) i.e. Instance #1 listening on port #abc and Instance #2 listening on port #xyz If this is possible, does this require a 2nd license? Thank you
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Beth Redd	Beth Redd posted 11 Years Ago Post Details
Group: Administrators Posts: 81, Visits: 180	Hello, You can have TelnetServer running on any number of ports you need. Under the InetD page of the Local Server Configuration program, copy the TelnetServer service. Modify the new service with a new name, and change the port. Make sure to enable the new service. Something to note is that even though the service is running on a different port it uses the same configurations as the original service. Beth Redd Customer Support Manager 13809 Research Blvd, #675 Austin, TX 78750 http://www.pragmasys.com Follow us on Beth Redd
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WaddaWadda	WaddaWadda posted 11 Years Ago Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 7	Hi Beth, My intention is to have 2 separate auto-log ins running. From what you have described this would not work. i.e. I want clients connecting on port #abc to auto-login as "User1", and I want clients connecting on port #xyz to auto-login as "User2". In fact, having 2 separate auto-logins is my actual goal here. Is this in any way possible? Thank you.
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Beth Redd	Beth Redd posted 11 Years Ago Post Details
Group: Administrators Posts: 81, Visits: 180	You can use Auto Logon with two different users. Each user will have different configuration. The global configurations will be the same for both users. Under the service configuration, you can set the Auto Logon to a specific user. Then under the User branch add User1 and User2. Each of those users can have a different configurations. Beth Redd Customer Support Manager 13809 Research Blvd, #675 Austin, TX 78750 http://www.pragmasys.com Follow us on Beth Redd
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WaddaWadda	WaddaWadda posted 11 Years Ago Post Details
Group: Forum Members Posts: 3, Visits: 7	Hi, I'm not fully understanding how User2 can manage to logon when any new incoming connections are automatically logged on as User1?
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Beth Redd	Beth Redd posted 11 Years Ago Post Details
Group: Administrators Posts: 81, Visits: 180	I'm sorry for the confusion. The user configuration for the user set under the Auto Logon of the service will be used by any user connecting to the configured port. So for your case: Configure the first service on the port you want, and set auto logon to User1. Configure the second service on the port you want and set the auto logon to User 2. Create a user configuration User1 under the Users branch. Create a user configuration User2 under the Users Branch. When a user connect to the first port, the User1 configuration will be users, and when a user connects to the second port, the User2 configuration will be used. Beth Beth Redd
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