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Figure 2-9. System Functions Menu
2.4.4 Security Menus
The Supervisor Security menu allows the Administrator (Root) to set various levels of security. The security
is assigned based on the user (operator) and also by setting access levels to functions. Selecting
<4>
Security
from the
Main Menu
accesses the
Security Functions
menu shown in
In addition to the standard root access, the
DS2000-TS
supports access for up to five additional operators.
The root user defines the names and access authorizations of these operators. Three levels of access are
configurable: No Access (N), Read-Only Access (R), and Write Access (W). No Access, blocks the operator
from accessing a given group of commands. Read-Only Access, allows the operator to view parameters, but
not change them. Write Access, provides the ability to read and modify parameters. The root user has Write
Access to all commands. By default, the operator settings are No Access for all groups of commands. There
are no default passwords for the five operators. The root user must configure these passwords, and it is also
recommended that a new root user password be assigned once the
DS2000-TS
is installed.
*** System Functions ***
1 - Code Versions
Display downloaded software versions
2 - Restart
Restart or initialize system
3 - Event Log
Display system event log
4 - Buffer Usage
Display system buffer usage
5 - System Parameters
Configure system-wide parameters
6 - Date & Time
Set the system date and time
7 - SNMP
Configure community strings, trap IP addresses
Enter command number:
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Terminate input with <RET>
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