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System Administration

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Assigning Passwords

This section describes how to assign or reassign the Manager and User access

passwords.

The Technician Interface runs on a single processor module. When you assign a

password, the GAME operating system distributes the new password to

nonvolatile RAM in all processor modules. (For this reason, the system retains

passwords if the Technician Interface runs subsequently on a different processor

module, after you booted the router, reset a slot, or replaced a board.)

You can assign the User access password when you are logged in as User or

Manager. You can assign the Manager access password only when you are logged

in as Manager. Proceed as follows to assign a password:

1. Enter the following to display or assign a password:

password [ Manager | User]

The console displays one of the following messages:

Changing password for User

Changing password for Manager

date 01/25/95 16:02

The system date and time change to:

Jan 25, 1995 16:02

date 01/25/95 16:02 -5

The system date, time, and time zone offset change

to:

Jan 25, 1995 16:02 [GMT-5]

Note: If you insert a new processor module, you must reassign the Manager

and User passwords; otherwise, the Technician Interface will not require

passwords when it runs on that slot.

Note: Passwords, as well as Technician Interface commands and ﬁlenames,

are case sensitive.

If you enter: The following occurs:

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