dial-inn.adj.

1972 Mod. Data Apr. 11/1 (advt.) With the cost of dedicated lines today, one of these programmable beauties can save you a bundle. It [sc. the communications processor] can poll your terminals, and listen for the dial-ins.

1981 Proc. Carnahan Conf. Crime Countermeasures iv. 88/2 During predefined periods, when dial-in is allowed, any extremely sensitive software and data will be physically removed from the system.

2001 T. Crothers Internet Lockdown v. 127 Supporting extensive modem dial-in is expensive both in equipment and telephone costs.

2004 ‘Dr. K.’ Hackers' Tales iii. 69 I reckoned I was on pretty safe ground here, since there was no way for them to verify that it was me if there were dial-ins from off campus—which, of course, there were.

1983 J. Schmittroth & M. Connors Telecommunications Syst. & Services Directory 14/1 Areas without local dial-in can use an 800 WATS number to access Autonet.

1997 M. Fabi Wyrm x. 273 After all, the programmer in the adjoining cubicle had told us that Dworkin would absent himself for weeks at a time—during those periods his only access would be through a dial-in.

2002 T. R. Peltier Information Security Policies, Procedures, & Standards App. F. 282 Financial applications available via dial-in [must] have audit trails established to track access and transaction usage.

1976 Computerworld 1 Nov. 24/2 There have been numerous disturbing trends in local Bell System operating company tariffs that are going to run up the costs for local dial-in services used by service firm customers.

1984 Network World 3 Oct. 13 Started around 1970 with a small dial-in network of three dial-in lines, Train II is an evolution of a system that began with its predecessor, Train I.

1989 C. Stoll Cuckoo's Egg xvi. 84 I scanned the dial-in modems.

2011 D. Gibson Microsoft Windows Networking Essentials xiii. 274 Once the user is authenticated, the user account is checked to see whether the user is authorized as a dial-in user.