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User Guide for Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200
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Chapter 2 Getting to Know the Cisco Digital Media Encoder 2200
DME Security Best Practices
Your source file should appear on the following screen.
Note The file name on this screen is for instructional purposes only.
Upon seeing the name of the file you wish to export on the screen, press <ENTER>. You will then see
the following screens.
Once the encoder is finished exporting the file, you can remove the USB device.
DME Security Best Practices
We wrote topics in this section to answer and expand upon these customer qu estions about
DME security:
• CSCsz67661 — How do I change the factory-default password for Windows?
• CSCta04924 — How do I disable unneeded Windows services, such as NNTP, SMTP, and SNMP?
• CSCsz67661 — How do I safeguard my encoded files on the DME file share?
Warning
Factory-defined passwords exist by default on all new and newly restored DMEs. These credentials
persist until you change them. Because they are well-known, these credentials are a security
vulnerability in your network. Therefore, we recommend very strongly that you change them promptly
each time that you start to configure a DME.
In addition, some services are enabled by default that you might never use. We recommend that you
disable all unneeded services.
• Factory-Defined Login Credentials, page 2-11
• Changing Factory-Defined Login Credentials, page 2-11
• Other Required Password Maintenance (Only When Autologon Is Configured), page 2-13
• Tasks to Complete After Changing DME Login Passwords, page 2-14
• Disabling Unneeded Services, page 2-14
• After a Live Event Is Finished, Remove Its Encoded Video Files from the DME File Share,
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