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Script Action: Dial-in user settings

Function

Set the dial-in setting for an active directory user account. This function is used for remote access permissions to be explicitly allowed, denied, or determined through remote access policies.

Deployment

This action is typically used in a script that is intended to create new user accounts or manage existing user accounts. The user account, for which the dial-in setting should be set, is identified by two properties (User account and Domain Controller). To execute this action successfully, these two properties must have a valid value. Different settings can be applied to increase the security. Dial-in options should always be set as secure as possible.

Properties

Property Name

Description

Typical setting

Remarks

User account

The name of user account for which the Dial-in settings must be applied. The user account must be specified using the first part of the user logon name (j.smith@tools4ever.com -> j.smith) in Active Directory or the SAM account name (username) in Windows NT4 networks.

%UserName%

 

Domain Controller

The name of the domain controller that maintains the user account (DNS or NETBIOS style, e.g. server_1.tools4ever.com or SERVER_1). In case the user account is just created and multiple domain controllers exist, this property should equal the domain controller used to create the account.

%DomainController%

 

Allow access

Specifies whether dial-up, virtual private network (VPN), authentication switch, or wireless access is allowed for the user.

 Yes

This option should be cleared when you want to use the 'Use Remote Access Policy' option.

Use Remote Access Policy

Specifies whether a remote access policy is used for setting dial-up, virtual private network (VPN), authentication switch, or wireless access properties for the user.

 

When set to 'Yes' , the 'Allow access' option should not be set.

No Callback

If this property is enabled (default), the RAS server doesn't call the caller back during the connection process.

Yes

Only one of the three callback options (No Callback, Callback - Set by Caller, Callback - Always Callback preset phone number) should be set to Yes.

Callback - Set by Caller

Specifies whether a user can set the callback number.

No

Only one of the three callback options (No Callback, Callback - Set by Caller, Callback - Always Callback preset phone number) should be set to Yes. 

Callback - Always Callback preset phone number

Specifies whether a preset phone number is used for the callback function.

No

Only one of the three callback options (No Callback, Callback - Set by Caller, Callback - Always Callback preset phone number) should be set to Yes. 
When set to 'Yes' a Callback phone number should be set.

Callback phone number

Specifies the number the server should call back to.

 

This option should only be used when the 'Callback - Always Callback preset phone number' option is set to Yes.

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Principle of operation

Project operations - Manage script action properties

 




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