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240 Chapter 9 Security
'Security level'
'Security level'
Introduction
The Océ Smart Imager can have two levels of security, 'High' and 'Normal'. The
security level of a system determines what applications and services you can use on
that system. The higher the security level, the safer the system is, because viruses and
other threats have less chance to enter the system. The security level 'High' also
means that you cannot use some services and applications. You can find the security
level in the 'Datadump file'.
Océ advises you to keep the level of security as high as the functionality that you
require allows.
Attention: By factory default, Océ configures the Océ Smart Imager to security
level 'High'. The 'High' check box for the security level is by default checked.
Attention: If required, you can change the security level to a lower level
('Normal'). When you reset the security level to the highest level ('High'), the
original level of security is restored. However, the system does never get the
notification 'High' (Factory default) back.
Attention: When you reset the security level to 'High', the available system
functions are limited. You can no longer change the settings that refer to
protocols, services and applications that can decrease the security. The values of
these settings remain stored, but the values are hidden and not active. For these
settings, the default values are used. The values of the settings are restored when
the security level is lowered again.
Security levels
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'High'
The security level 'High' allows secure protocols, services and applications but
denies items that can make the Océ Smart Imager vulnerable for threats. As a
result, a part of the available functions in the Océ VarioPrint
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Editor is not active and not accessible for changes. Therefore, you cannot
configure protocols, services and applications that carry any security risk.
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'Normal'