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Using the Security Features
Your computer comes with several security features that allow
you to prevent access to the computer hardware and software.
You may want to use one or more of the following features to
ensure that your system is secure:
Set passwords.
You can create unique power-on, network,
or keyboard passwords to prevent unauthorized users from
accessing your computer when it is operating. See page 4-9
for complete instructions.
Lock the keyboard and mouse.
You can disable your
keyboard and mouse controller by pressing the
keyboard/mouse lock button on the computer’s front
panel. This prevents any unauthorized input. See page 4-8
for more information.
Suppress the SETUP prompt.
You can set an option in the
SETUP program or EISA Configuration utility to prevent
the computer from displaying the prompt to run the
SETUP program. Although you can still enter the command
to start the program, the prompt cannot be seen. See
Chapters 2 and 3 for instructions.
Set jumpers.
You can customize the jumper settings on
your computer’s main system board to prevent alteration of
SETUP or EISA configuration information and disable
writes to the diskette drive(s). See Chapter 6 for more
information.
Lock up the computer’s components.
You can install a
padlock or cable lock to prevent removal of the computer’s
cover or to lock it to your work area. You can also lock the
front panel door to prevent access to the front panel
buttons and your externally accessible drives. See pages 4-6
and 4-7 for instructions.
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