User`s guide

Setting Up Pipeline Security
Recommended security measures
7-4 Preliminary January 30, 1998 Pipeline User’s Guide
Now only users who have the password you assigned will be able to activate the
Full Access security level.
Activating the Full Access security level
To activate the Full Access profile, do the following:
1
From the VT100 menus, press Ctrl-D to open the DO menu, and then press P
(or select P=Password).
DO
…
>0=ESC
P=Password
2
In the list of security profiles, select Full Access. The Pipeline prompts for
the password.
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Enter Password:
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Type the password you specified in the Full Access profile and press Enter.
A message states that the password was accepted and the Pipeline is using the
new security level. If the password you enter is incorrect, you are prompted again
to enter the password.
Making the Default security level restrictive
The Default security level is always assigned to all users who Telnet into the unit
or access the terminal server interface in another way, and it is activated for the
console whenever the unit is reset. You cannot change the name of the Default
security profile or assign a password to it, but you should turn off its operations
privileges.
To set the default security level to allow read-only privileges:
1
Open the System > Security > Default profile.
2
Restrict the Operations privilege.
For example: