Getting Started
2.3 System Passwords
The SCS has both a login password and a privileged password. These passwords have default settings which
should be changed as soon as possible. The following sections discuss each password in more detail.
2.3.1 Login Password
When you open the web browser interface for an SCS, you are prompted for the login username and
password. To control this setting, use the Server Login Password Required checkbox on the Server page.
When a serial port has the login password enabled, users must enter the correct password to access that
port's Local> prompt. The default login username is login, and the default login password is access.
To change the login password, use the Set/Define Server Login Password command.
Local>> DEFINE SERVER LOGIN PASSWORD badger
The login password is case-insensitive, so it does not need to be enclosed in
Note:
quotes.
To enable the use of the login password on a particular port, use the following command:
Local>> DEFINE PORT 3 PASSWORD ENABLED
To enable the password on virtual ports, which are used for incoming
Note:
connections, use the Set/Define Server Incoming command.
Login passwords are also discussed in Character Mode Logins on page 11-1.
Figure 2-6: Web Browser Authentication
Figure 2-7: Defining the Login Password
Figure 2-8: Enabling the Login Password
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System Passwords
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