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Using the Configuration/Setup Utility Program
The following table summarizes the levels of security with the
different levels of password protection.
Type of Password Results
No password set Ÿ No password required to start system.
Ÿ User can access all choices on the
Configuration/Setup utility program menu.
Power-on password only
Ÿ
User must enter password to complete the system
startup.
Ÿ
Power-on password provides access to all choices
on the Configuration/Setup utility program menu.
Administrator password Ÿ User must enter password to access the
Configuration/Setup utility program menu.
Ÿ Administrator password provides access to all
choices on the Configuration/Setup utility
program menu.
Administrator and
power-on password Ÿ User can enter either password to complete the
system startup.
Ÿ Administrator password provides access to all
choices on the Configuration/Setup utility
program menu. Administrator password menu
can enable the power-on password user to change
the power-on password.
Ÿ Power-on password provides access to a limited
set of choices on the Configuration/Setup utility
program menu.
Setting an Administrator Password
The administrator password (sometimes called a supervisor-level
password) controls access to some features of the server, including
the Configuration/Setup utility program.
Attention: If an administrator password is set and then forgotten,
you must move the password jumper to clear the password and
regain access to the Configuration/Setup utility program. This
procedure erases your current server configuration (see “Removing
a Password” on page 108 for more information). You must then
reconfigure your server.
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PC Server 315 User's Handbook