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Appendix
F Security Edition
Configuration Guide
This appendix provides general guidelines for the Windows system
administrator who configures the built-in security features of the Windows XP
Professional operating system to work with ProteOn Manager™ software,
Security Edition.
Note: ProteOn Manager software, Security Edition requires
Windows XP Professional for full functionality.
Systems vary depending on the operating system version—local versus
network domain account settings—and other differences. This appendix
cannot cover all possible variations, and it assumes a certain level of
knowledge and expertise on the part of the Windows system administrator.
Certain procedures and policies must be implemented by the software user
and are the user’s responsibility. The policies that your facility uses to ensure
compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 may also determine your configuration
choices. This appendixidentifies these areas and makes policy and procedure
suggestions.
Standard Mode vs. Secure Mode
ProteOn Manager software, Security Edition can run in Standard mode with all
security and audit trail features disabled—in which case the software
functions like the Standard Edition of ProteOn Manager software—or it can
run in Secure mode, with the security functions enabled.
Security Edition Hardware Protection Key
(HASP Key)
ProteOn Manager software, Security Edition is shipped with a special Security
Edition hardware protection key, also known as a HASP key. It must be
attached to a USB port on the computer running the software. See HASP
Keys on page 207 for more information.