HP StorageWorks XP Replication Monitor software installation and configuration guide (T1784-96008, November 2006)

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6-7 Editing a warning notice
In version 5.1 or later of the Common Component, a message (warning notice) can be displayed as a security
measure when a user logs in. By issuing a warning in advance to a third party attempting unauthorized access,
you can reduce the risk of data destruction or disclosure.
The message displayed in the Login window can be a maximum of 1,000 characters. You can register the same
message in a different language for each locale. The displayed message is switched automatically according to
the locale of the user's web browser.
To set a warning message, you must have Administrator permission.
6-7-1 Editing a message
Use the HTML file format when editing a message. You can use a maximum of 1,000 characters. In addition to
ordinary characters, you can use HTML tags (included in the character count) to change a font attribute, place a
line break anywhere you like, or perform other editing operations. Unicode (UTF-8) must be used.
An example of a message in HTML format and the displayed result after the message is registered are shown
below.
<center><b>Warning</b></center>
This computer system belongs to {company name}. It can be used only by approved users
for business purposes only. Any person who accesses or uses this computer system
without approval will be considered an intruder, and a criminal or civil lawsuit or
administrative action may be brought against that person.<br>
All access logs to this computer system for official purposes including criminal
investigation may be intercepted, recorded, read, copied, or disclosed by those in
charge. Personal information about persons accessing this computer system is encrypted
and recorded in access logs in accordance with confidentiality and privacy
requirements. Anyone using this system is assumed to agree with these conditions,
regardless of whether approval has been granted to that person. There are no privacy
rights in respect of this system.
Figure 6-6 Display result of registered message
NOTE: The HTML syntax is not checked or corrected when a message is registered. The message is registered
exactly as written, so make sure that you follow the HTML syntax rules. If there is a syntax problem , the
message may not appear correctly.
NOTE: There are no character restrictions, except that the character code used in the message must be
Unicode (UTF-8). Use HTML escape sequences to display characters that are used in HTML syntax (such as <,
>, ", ', and &) as ordinary characters. For example, to display the character & in the Login window, write the
sequence & in the HTML file.