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User Interface Operation
Security
Click Setup on the Control Bar (Figure 21), then click the
Security tab to access the Security screen . (Figure 39) This
screen lets you change security settings including changing
passwords; adding, deleting, and assigning users; and
returning the system to default settings . Returning to default
settings restores default passwords, removes all users except
lgr , and deletes all data .
Figure 39 Security Screen
User Management
The User Management area lets you do the following:
• Change the VNC server password
• Change the SSH password
• Change the Samba Share password
• Add and delete users, and assign to groups
Change VNC Server Password
To change the VNC server password, perform the following:
1 From the Setup screen (Figure 33), click the Security tab .
2 Click Remote Login (VNC): The dialog box shown in Figure
40 appears . Click Enable .
NOTE
The VNC server is disabled by default because transfer via
VNC is not secured . However, authentication credentials are
sent securely .
Figure 40 Remote VNC Login
3 A message appears stating the connection to the VNC Server
will not be encrypted, as shown in Figure 41 .
Figure 41 VNC Server Warning Message
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