Polycom iPower 600 Installation Instructions Manual page 10

If you change the screen resolution while the iPower application is
running, the system experiences a "blue screen" crash.
Security
Starting in version 5.0, only Integrated Windows Authentication is
enabled on the WebRemote web server by default. Basic Authentication
is not enabled in the default configuration. Note that this is a change
from previous software versions, which enabled both Basic
Authentication and Integrated Authentication security levels by default.
Using Windows Integrated Windows Authentication alone provides
greater security, but it also prevents browsers other than Internet
Explorer from using WebRemote. Using Integrated Windows
Authentication alone also causes problems in environments that do not
fully support it. For more information on configuring WebRemote's
security options, see Configuring Web Remote Security, available in the
Security Center at www.polycom.com.
You should ensure the security of your system by taking the following
precautions:
– Make sure that all accounts use effective passwords, especially those
with administrative privileges.
– Install, update, and use anti-virus software.
– Install the latest security updates for Windows and for any
applications you install.
– Activate auditing for Windows events and monitor the audit log.
– Restrict anonymous logins.
– Conduct periodic reviews of your system. The Microsoft Baseline
Security Analyzer (available free at
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/Security/tools/default.mspx) can
aid you in this review.
– Check with your network administrator for security procedures.
Based on the Windows 2000 features used by the iPower software,
Polycom strongly recommends that you install the following service
packs
– Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 3
– Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1 or Internet Explorer 5.5 Service
Pack 2