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4 Managing Security and Smart Cards Managing Security: Configuration Settings Beep on Smart Card Removal Option If you click on this checkbox, a beep will be generated every time a smart card is inserted into the reader or removed from the reader. You access this checkbox by clicking on the WinNT tab for Windows NT and Windows 2000 systems and under Win95/98 for Windows 95 and Windows 98 systems. Default value: ; Potential security impact: Low or none Implications: When activated, this can be a simple auditory way of ensuring that the smart card is correctly inserted into the reader, since a beep will indicate that it has been correctly inserted. Likewise, the beep will be an auditory confirmation that the card has been removed, or that, for example, the smart card was slightly dislodged from the reader by mistake. 48

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Managing Security and Smart Cards
Managing Security: Configuration Settings
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Beep on Smart Card Removal Option
If you click on this checkbox, a beep will be generated every time a
smart card is inserted into the reader or removed from the reader.
You access this checkbox by clicking on the
WinNT
tab for Windows NT
and Windows 2000 systems and under
Win95/98
for Windows 95 and
Windows 98 systems.
Default value:
Potential security impact: Low or none
Implications: When activated, this can be a simple auditory way of
ensuring that the smart card is correctly inserted into the reader, since
a beep will indicate that it has been correctly inserted. Likewise, the
beep will be an auditory confirmation that the card has been removed,
or that, for example, the smart card was slightly dislodged from the
reader by mistake.
;