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QSECURITY defines what security level the system will operate.
 
QSECURITY defines what security level the system will operate.
  

Revision as of 14:40, 26 June 2006

QSECURITY defines what security level the system will operate.

There are 4 possible values:

  1. 10=Physical security only (no longer supported)
  2. 20=Password security only
  3. 30=Password and object security
  4. 40=Password, object, and operating system integrity
  5. 50=Password, object, and enhanced operating system integrity

New systems are shipped with security level <todo: fill this in>.

Some third party software packages, especially those that need to access secured API's, might have problems or run less efficiently at security level 50.