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H300/H350 User Guide

2. On the My Devices tab, click Edit by the device whose nickname you wish to change.

3. Type a new nickname in the box provided and click Save.

Managing Your Online Account Settings In Ironkey EMS

If you are using Ironkey EMS, you are able to change some of the settings on your online account

by following the steps below.

• Account activity:

–

Click

Account Dashboard

to monitor recent events, such as logins, failed password

attempts, etc.

• Email alerts:

–

Click

Account Alerts

to toggle when you will receive emails, for example, when an

incorrect secret question attempt occurs. You can also sign up to receive alerts regarding

new product announcements.

• Secret question and answer:

–

Click the

Account Settings

tab, then click

Edit

to modify the secret question and answer

that you provided during your online account setup. You can also edit your time zone

data here.

Note:

Only System Administrators can edit email addresses within online account proﬁles. If you

need to change the email address associated with your online account, please contact your

administrator.

Using My Device On Linux

You can use your device on several distributions of Linux. There are two executables in the linux

folder, Unlocker_32.exe and Unlocker_64.exe. For this guide, replace Unlocker_xx.exe with the

executable that is compatible with your system.

The device must be previously set up using a Windows or macOS operating system. See Setting Up

My Device for more information. Some Enterprise device policies, set by the System Administrator,

may restrict usage of the device to systems only running Windows or macOS operating systems.

Using The Unlocker

Use the Unlocker_xx.exe for Linux to access your ﬁles. Depending on your Linux distribution, you may

need root privileges to use the program Unlocker_xx.exe found in the Linux folder of the mounted

public volume. By default, most Linux distributions will append the execute bit to .exe ﬁles on a fat32

partition. Otherwise the execute bit must be manually set before running by using the following

commands.

• chmod +x Unlocker_32.exe

• chmod +x Unlocker_64.exe

If you have only one device attached to the system, run the program from a command shell with

no arguments (for example, Unlocker_xx.exe). This will then prompt you for your device password to

unlock the drive. If you have multiple devices, you must specify which one you want to unlock.

Note:

Unlocker_xx.exe only unlocks the PRIVATE_USB; it must then be mounted. Many modern Linux

distributions do this automatically. If not, run the mount program from the command line, using the

device name printed by Unlocker_xx.exe.