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TimeHub 5500 TL1 Reference Manual
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Introduction
097-55501-02 Issue 5: June 2003
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Enabling
Security is enabled by adding a new user with the highest level of security, then
setting a switch on the management card. To enable security, follow Procedure A.
Command Security Levels
Factory-set command security levels are described in Table B.
Procedure A. Enabling Security
Step Action
1 If the management card switch S1-1 is set to Off (factory setting), skip to Step 4. If the management
card switch S1-1 is set to On, remove the card (refer to the TimeHub 5500 System Manual for
details).
2 Set switch S1-1 to Off.
3 Insert the management card (refer to the TimeHub 5500 System Manual for details).
4 Use the Enter User Security command to add a new user with the highest level of security.
ENT-USER-SECU:[<tid>]:<aid>:<ctag>::<pid>,,SECURITY;
<aid>= User name: up to ten case-insensitive alphanumeric characters
<pid>= User password: up to ten case-sensitive characters. Must include at least two
non-alphabetic characters, and must include at least one special character: any
printing character other than a letter of the alphabet, a number, a comma, a colon,
or a semicolon.
5 Remove the management card.
6 Set switch S1-1 to On.
7 Insert the management card.
End of Procedure
Table B. Factory-Set Command Security Levels
Security Level Accesses
None Commands that can be executed without logging on. If the Password Required
switch is off, all commands behave as if their security level were None.
User Commands that only allow retrieving information.
Administration Commands that allow changing the configuration.
Security Commands that modify the security database or download new firmware.
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