Restricting "Reset/Restore Default; Authentication Method - Brainboxes ES-357 Product Manual

Restricting "Reset/Restore Default"

Once an Administrator account is set up, access to the "Device Management" page to "Reset or
Restore Default settings" is still available to all users. Alternatively, if both an Administrator and User
are set up, both the Administrator and User can access the page.
To avoid any unauthorised "Resetting or Restoring to Default", the following features are available.
Everybody: This will restrict the ability to reset or restore to those with an administrator or
user account
Admin only: This will restrict the ability to reset or restore to the administrator only.
NB: You must set up an Administrator account or a User account (or both depending on
requirements) for "Reset/Restore Defaults Protection" to take effect.

Authentication Method

There are two authentication methods:
Basic Authentication Challenge: Log on credentials are passed as plaintext over the
network.
Digest Authentication Challenge: Log on credentials are encrypted when sending over the
network and as such, more secure than Basic Authentication Challenge.
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