Compaq iPAQ - Manual (Page 45)

Desktop Management
6-6 Quick Setup & User’s Guide
Password Security
This Personal Computer supports several password security features-a setup
password, a power-on password, and a password to lock a MultiBay hard
drive. The power-on password prevents unauthorized use of the Personal
Computer by requiring entry of a password to access applications or data each
time the Personal Computer is turned on or restarted. The setup password
specifically prevents unauthorized access to Computer Setup, and can also be
used as an override to the power-on password. That is, when prompted for the
power-on password, entering the setup password instead will allow access to
the Personal Computer.
Ownership Tag Displays ownership
information, as defined by
the system administrator,
during system startup
(protected by setup
password). From the Compaq Computer Setup
Utilities menu.
iPAQ Desktop Security Bar Prevents removal of the
side panels to protect the
internal hard drive and
memory modules. Also
secures the Legacy
Module, if installed.
Depending upon how it is
installed, disables the
MultiBay eject button to
prevent removal of a
MultiBay drive. Refer to “Installing the iPAQ Desktop
Security Bar” on page 12 for detailed
information.
Cable Lock Provision Used in conjunction with
an optional cable lock to
secure the Personal
Computer to a fixed object
to prevent theft. Refer to “Installing a Compaq
Security Lock” on page 14 for
detailed information.
Mounting Holes Holes in the base of the
chassis allow the personal
computer to be bolted to a
fixed surface. Refer to “Securing the iPAQ to a Fixed
Work Surface” on page 13 for
detailed information.
Security Features Overview (Continued)
Feature Purpose How It Is Established
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