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Secure Remote Management 19 Details The security reset feature requires the device administrator to set up the action of the security reset jumper. This setting can be found in the Security menu under Miscellaneous. There are two options that can be set on the security reset jumper: • No Effect-If the security jumper is reset, there is no change to the device's security. • Enable "Guest" Access-This is the default setting. This selection changes the device's FACs in the Security menu to No Security. It retains all authentication building blocks and security templates. After the security reset jumper is selected, the device is ready for an unforeseen event, such as a lost password, forgotten password, or inability to communicate with the network. If such an event happens, the device administrator can access the device's controller board and move the reset jumper over to cover the middle and unexposed prongs as shown in the following image.

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The security reset feature requires the device administrator to set up the action of the security reset jumper.
This setting can be found in the Security menu under Miscellaneous. There are two options that can be set on
the security reset jumper:
•
No Effect—If the security jumper is reset, there is no change to the device’s security.
•
Enable “Guest” Access—This is the default setting. This selection changes the device’s FACs in the Security
menu to No Security. It retains all authentication building blocks and security templates.
After the security reset jumper is selected, the device is ready for an unforeseen event, such as a lost password,
forgotten password, or inability to communicate with the network. If such an event happens, the device
administrator can access the device’s controller board and move the reset jumper over to cover the middle and
unexposed prongs as shown in the following image.
Secure Remote Management
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