If locking all the BlueZone Session configuration settings via the SESSIONLOCK feature is too restrictive, you can use the Telnet Locking Feature to hide the Telnet Configuration dialog tabs that you do not want your end users to be able to access.
For example, you may have a situation where you want to allow your end user's to be able to change the Connections and the Device settings but none of the other Telnet settings.
To hide one or more Telnet configuration features, take a look at the Telnet Feature Lock Table and locate the desired feature or features that you wish to hide.
To hide a single feature, simply enter the value of the desired feature in the LockTelnet= value.
For example, if you want to hide the Security Tab, change the 0 to a 4 as shown here in red:
[BZSetup]
Lock=0
LockFTP=0
LockFTPSession=0
LockFTPConnection=0
LockFTPInitialCommands=0
LockFTPMiscellaneous=0
LockFTPSchedule=0
LockFTPFirewall=0
LockFTPSecurity=0
LockFTPCertificate=0
LockTelnet=4
LockDisplay=4
FontLock=No
ShowLockedDialogs=Yes
DisableAppendToClipboard=No
To hide multiple features, add the values of the desired features together and enter that sum in the LockTelnet= value.
For example, if you want to hide the Firewall Tab and the Security Server Tab, add the value of 64 and 128 together for a total of 192 as shown here in red:
[BZSetup]
Lock=0
LockFTP=0
LockFTPSession=0
LockFTPConnection=0
LockFTPInitialCommands=0
LockFTPMiscellaneous=0
LockFTPSchedule=0
LockFTPFirewall=0
LockFTPSecurity=0
LockFTPCertificate=0
LockTelnet=192
LockDisplay=40
FontLock=No
ShowLockedDialogs=Yes
DisableAppendToClipboard=No
CAUTION! Do
not use either the LOCKALLCONFIG
( Lock=-1) or the SESSIONLOCK
(Lock=64) settings in conjunction with the Telnet Locking feature. Using
either of these settings, will make it impossible for your end users to
access BlueZone's Telnet settings which will defeat the purpose of the
feature.
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