OPW M00-051.00 FSC3000, Руководство по настройке через командную строку

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Although the system access and password control discussed above is always in place, additional controls
are imposed when the follow networks are enabled. As the site owner, you are required to maintain PCI DSS
compliance when these networks are in use at your fuel site(s).
Bankcard processing hosts:
Buypass (Firstdata)
NBS Bank
Paymentech (Chase)
MasterCard Fleet processing hosts:
Comdata (Terminal Fuel)
ComdataPOS (Retail Host)
T-Chek or TCH (EFSLLC)
CFN
For further information on installing your system, refer to M030001 (U.S.) or M030007 (U.S and Canada
EMV) “Payment Application Data Security Standards (PA-DSS) Implementation Guide for Maintaining PCI
Compliance on theFSC3000
™
Fuel Site Controller.”
IMPORTANT:
Reading the PA DSS guide is required for System Installers and Controlling
Merchants for PCI DSS compliance.
2.1 Security Levels
2.1.1 Remote Access (Modem or Ethernet)
The Remote Access password is required when accessing the FSC3000
™
system using the internal dial-
in modem or Ethernet network port. The default, case-sensitive password is “hello”. This password will
automatically be requested when first connected to the FSC3000
™
. Once the Remote Access password is
entered, the system prompt “r>” or "l>" will be displayed (where r> = modem and l> = Ethernet).
2.1.2 Partial Access (or “Main Password”)
The
Partial Access
password is accessible from the system prompt “r>” or "l>". When “hello” is entered, the
system prompt “ENTER MAIN PASSWORD:” will be displayed. The default, case-sensitive
Partial Access
password is “hello”. This password functions in two (2) ways. Once the
Partial Access
password is entered,
the
Partial Access
prompt will be displayed.
Direct connected – “P>”
Modem connected - “R>”
Ethernet connected – “L>”
1. Prior to “SYSTEM START” command:
This password will allow full access to every command for initial configuration. Because the system is not yet
started, cards will not be processed.
2. After “SYSTEM START” command:
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