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For security, the password you enter is not echoed on your terminal.
The new password is stored in the permanent database. It becomes operational
when you initialize the MUXserver 100.
If
your MUXserver 100 is already run-
ning and you want to make the new privileged password take effect immedi-
ately, refer to Chapter 3, Section 3.1 (MANAGING THE MUXserver 100).
The procedure, outlined in Section 2.2.1 (Setting Up the Privileged Password
On the MUXserver 100), provides protection to all the 'PRIVILEGED' com-
mands that affect the MUXserver 100 but NOT the remote DECmux II units.
2.2.2 Setting Up the Password On the DECmux II
Password security is provided on each of the remote DECmux II units and the
factory default setting is 'SYSTEM'.
To set the PASSWORD on the DECnlUX II units, follow either of the following
two procedures.
1.
Setting the PASSWORD by connecting a terminal directly to the su-
pervisor port of the DECmux II unit. An example using the password
NEWP ASS is as follows.
a.
On power-up, the terminal display is
DMFZA - Startup test - Firmware Version Vx.x-xx
012345678*
b.
Press < RETURN> key and on response to the 'PASSWORD>'
prompt, enter SYSTEM:; that is
Password>SYSTEM (not echoed)
SYS>
c.
To enter, verify, and save the new Password, proceed as follows:
SYS>PASSWOR[)
Old password:SYSTEM
}
Passwords
New password:NEWPASS}
are not
Verify:NEWPASS
}
echoed
SYS>SAVE
Save camp le1ce
CHAPTER 2 SETTING UP THE MUXserver 100 AND ITS TERMINALS
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