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Dell Security 3.10.1 Cover Latch The PowerEdge R410 comes with a coin lock entry latch on the top cover of the unit and provides security for the entire system. Also, the lock provides for toolless access to the chassis. For specific information regarding the opening and closing of the system, see the Opening and Closing the System section in the Installing System Components chapter of the PowerEdge R410 Hardware Owner's Manual. 3.10.2 Bezel A metal bezel is an available option and is mounted to the chassis front to provide the Dell ID. A lock on the bezel prevents un-authorized access to system peripherals and the control panel. System status (via the LCD) remains viewable with the bezel is installed. For specific instructions regarding the operation of the bezel, see the Removing and Replacing the Optional Front Bezel in the Installing System Components chapter of the PowerEdge R410 Hardware Owner's Manual. 3.10.3 Hard Drive Hot-Plug Hard drives are only accessible by opening the bezel, thus locking the bezel secures the hard drives. Cabled Hard drives are only accessible by opening the top cover, thus locking the top cover will secure the hard drives. See the Hard Drives section in the Installing System Components chapter of the PowerEdge R410 Hardware Owner's Manual for information. 3.10.4 Trusted Platform Management (TPM) The TPM is used to generate/store keys, protect/authenticate passwords, and create/store digital certificates. TPM can also be used to store the BitLocker keys for hard drive encryption feature in Microsoft® Windows Server® 2008. TPM is enabled through a BIOS option and uses HMAC-SHA1-160 for binding. In China, S-TPM (Socket TPM) is used. 3.10.5 Power-Off Security The control panel is designed so that the power switch cannot be accidentally activated. The lock on the bezel secures the switch behind the bezel. In addition, a setting in the CMOS setup disables the power button function. 3.10.6 Intrusion Alert Chassis intrusion switch is located on the front panel board as shown in Figure 14. The switch detects when the top cover is opened. PowerEdge R410 Technical Guide 20

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Dell
PowerEdge R410 Technical Guide
20
Security
3.10.1
Cover Latch
The PowerEdge R410 comes with a coin lock entry latch on the top cover of the unit and provides
security for the entire system. Also, the lock provides for toolless access to the chassis. For specific
information regarding the opening and closing of the system, see the
Opening and Closing the System
section in the Installing System Components chapter of the
PowerEdge R410
Hardware Owner’s
Manual
.
3.10.2
Bezel
A metal bezel is an available option and is mounted to the chassis front to provide the Dell ID. A lock
on the bezel prevents un-authorized access to system peripherals and the control panel. System
status (via the LCD) remains viewable with the bezel is installed. For specific instructions regarding
the operation of the bezel, see the
Removing and Replacing the Optional Front Bezel
in the Installing
System Components chapter of the
PowerEdge R410
Hardware Owner’s Manual
.
3.10.3
H
a
rd Drive
Hot-Plug Hard drives are only accessible by opening the bezel, thus locking the bezel secures the
hard drives. Cabled Hard drives are only accessible by opening the top cover, thus locking the top
cover will secure the hard drives.
See the
Hard Drives
section in the Installing System Components chapter of the
PowerEdge R410
Hardware Owne
r’s Manual
for information.
3.10.4
Trusted Platform Management (TPM)
The TPM is used to generate/store keys, protect/authenticate passwords, and create/store digital
certificates. TPM can also be used to store the BitLocker keys for hard drive encryption feature in
Microsoft
®
Windows Server
®
2008. TPM is enabled through a BIOS option and uses HMAC-SHA1-160 for
binding. In China, S-TPM (Socket TPM) is used.
3.10.5
Power-Off Security
The control panel is designed so that the power switch cannot be accidentally activated. The lock on
the bezel secures the switch behind the bezel. In addition, a setting in the CMOS setup disables the
power button function.
3.10.6
Intrusion Alert
Chassis intrusion switch is located on the front panel board as shown in Figure 14. The switch detects
when the top cover is opened.