Honeywell K14392V1 manual To Stop a Session on a Networked Multi-Media Unit, Outside hackers

System Administrator’s Guide

Stopping sessions on units that use modems

Multi sessions on a Multi-Media unit that is solely accessible by dial-up, cannot be interrupted other than by physically intervening. You must either apprehend the user or unplug the phone line connected to the Multi-Media unit’s modem. For high security needs, a remotely controlled, telephone-line switch can be used.

Dealing with an open Maintenance Session

These solutions require running a Maintenance Session. If the user has left a Maintenance Session open on a station, a Multi SA’s efforts to rectify the situation are hampered. When creating accounts, you can plan to limit the amount of time that sites can be used by a user account. See Right to Access a Site, p. 182.

Outside hackers

To prevent someone who has a copy of Multi software outside of your organization, from accessing your Rapid Eye sites: change your system password, as explained in System Password, on p. 166.

To Stop a Session on a Networked Multi-Media Unit

Purpose

When unauthorized use of a Rapid Eye site is identified, you may need to stop a user in session.

1.Using Admin, click the User tab.

2.Double-click the name of the user who must be stopped. The Update user dialog box appears.

3.Either:

•Click the Deny access to sites… box so that it displays a checkmark.

- or -

•Remove the account’s rights by clicking the checkbox of each right until each checkmark is removed.

4.Click Save and Close.

5.Using View, start a Maintenance Session at the site where access must be stopped.

6.On the Security tab, click Update security.

Unauthorized Clips

After stopping a session, you may need to check the user’s PC for clips that may have been made during unauthorized access.

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