What is the purpose of the LOGIN <upsdevice> and LOGOUT commands in the network protocol? It seems if I supply USERNAME and PASSWORD then I am able to perform any operations on the device, so why would I need to use LOGIN? And since LOGIN takes a <upsdevice> but LOGOUT does not, I guess that LOGOUT is implicitly associated with the last (most recent) LOGIN? Which means a single client cannot be logged into more than one device at a time?
Trying to understand the security model here... Thanks -Mark
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