IPC@CHIP Documentation - SC12 @CHIP-RTOS V1.10

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3. Telnet login retries: Set telnet login retries at chip.ini
4. Telnet user and passwords: Define both user and password names at chip.ini
5. Set the Stdio Focuskey to zero: at chip.ini or inside of the application with Set Stdio focus key
This disables the switching of stdio.
Since CHIP-RTOS version 1.01B telnet doesn't tell if the input of the username or the password input
was wrong.
Steps to protect the IPC@CHIP against unauthorized access via FTP:
1. FTP timeout: Define FTP idle timeout seconds at chip.ini
2. FTP login delay: Enable FTP login delay at chip.ini
3. FTP user and passwords: You should define both user and password names at chip.ini
4. FTP user root directory: For a "normal" user you should define a root directory above "\".
5. FTP user drive: If you specify a rootdirectory you also must set a drive.
6. Hide files with int21h 0x43: Hidden files are not visible at FTP sessions or by the DIR command
Since @CHIP-RTOS version 1.01B FTP doesn't tell if the username input or the password input was
wrong.
Steps to protect the IPC@CHIP against unauthorized access via PPP:
1. PPP server idle timeout: Define PPP server idle timeout seconds at chip.ini
2. PPP users and passwords: Define both user and password names for the the PPP server at
chip.ini
Chiptool UDP config server
Protect the IPC@CHIP against unauthorized access by using the Chiptool program:
1. UDP config server: Set the UDP config server security level at chip.ini
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