Digital Equipment RW504-ZA, Руководство по обслуживанию

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3.3.5 Securing the Optical Disk Library
In its default condition, the optical disk library is unsecured. Any user can insert
or remove disks or access control panel displays, configurations, or tests. In an
open environment, some precautions should be taken to secure access to the
control panel as well as to the following:
• Sensitive data stored on optical disk surfaces
• Configuration settings
• Diagnostic log information
If the customer is concerned about security, the following procedures might be
considered:
• Setting a new disk library security code periodically and limiting the number
of people who know the security code
• Implementing security configurations 15 and 20 which restrict disk insertion
and removal. This is also done through OSMS software
• Locating the disk library in a physically secure environment
3.3.6 Setting a New Security Code
Note
This procedure is explained in the Optical Library User’s Guide
(EK–STSOP–UG). It is presented here as information to service personnel
in case the customer prefers this level of guidance while setting up the
disk library.
Note
A security code of 0-0-0 was set at the factory. Digital recommends that
the customer change the security code so that only authorized persons
can access the optical disk library. Otherwise, anyone can insert and eject
disks, and change operation settings on the optical disk library.
When setting a new security code, the old code (or default code, 0-0-0, if
none has been set) must be keyed in first and then key in the new code.
The customer should key in both the old security code and the new code
during this procedure.
3–8 Product Operation and Configuration