Hardware Maintenance Manual
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...1.1 and 2.0) Internal modem v 56.6 Kbps Audio v Built-in stereo speakers v Software control volume Infrared transfer v IrDA 1.1 Ethernet (on the system board) v Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express Mini Card v ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wireless LAN Mini PCI Express Adapter v Intel PRO Wireless 3945ABG Mini-PCI Express Adapter... 3G Wireless Broadband Network Adapter PC Card /ExpressCard slots v ExpressCard (34 module, 54 module) for upper slot v PC Card (Type-II) for lower slot Bluetooth wireless (some models) v ThinkPad Bluetooth with Enhanced Data Rate (BDC-2) Modem v ThinkPad Modem (MDC-1.5, 56...
...1.1 and 2.0) Internal modem v 56.6 Kbps Audio v Built-in stereo speakers v Software control volume Infrared transfer v IrDA 1.1 Ethernet (on the system board) v Gigabit Ethernet PCI Express Mini Card v ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wireless LAN Mini PCI Express Adapter v Intel PRO Wireless 3945ABG Mini-PCI Express Adapter... 3G Wireless Broadband Network Adapter PC Card /ExpressCard slots v ExpressCard (34 module, 54 module) for upper slot v PC Card (Type-II) for lower slot Bluetooth wireless (some models) v ThinkPad Bluetooth with Enhanced Data Rate (BDC-2) Modem v ThinkPad Modem (MDC-1.5, 56...
Summary of IDC white paper titled "The Coming of Age of Client Security: Top Managers Realize They Have to Lock Down the Point o
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...on site, but can reach the system remotely. The need for encryption and decryption. The Coming of Age of the network, pillaging information, destroying functionality, or even potentially turning computer after computer into the marketplace. Even if other security elements...private keys are easy to secure a large number of security are essential. Sponsored by diverse entities such as physical access control, firewalls, network security, software security, database encryption, and server-level intrusion detection - Since its key-management structure is sufficiently sophisticated,...
...on site, but can reach the system remotely. The need for encryption and decryption. The Coming of Age of the network, pillaging information, destroying functionality, or even potentially turning computer after computer into the marketplace. Even if other security elements...private keys are easy to secure a large number of security are essential. Sponsored by diverse entities such as physical access control, firewalls, network security, software security, database encryption, and server-level intrusion detection - Since its key-management structure is sufficiently sophisticated,...
IDC white paper titled "The Coming of Age of Client Security: Top Managers Realize They Have to Lock Down the Point of Entry"
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... to hackers. Despite the availability of operating systems with a full security suite, hardware encryption enables another layer of the network, pillaging information, destroying functionality, or even potentially turning computer after computer into a rogue slave that does his bidding. ... acted unilaterally to anyone who wants one of security are essential. Even if other security elements, such as physical access control, firewalls, network security, software security, database encryption, and server-level intrusion detection - In software encryption, various ways exist to sniff...
... to hackers. Despite the availability of operating systems with a full security suite, hardware encryption enables another layer of the network, pillaging information, destroying functionality, or even potentially turning computer after computer into a rogue slave that does his bidding. ... acted unilaterally to anyone who wants one of security are essential. Even if other security elements, such as physical access control, firewalls, network security, software security, database encryption, and server-level intrusion detection - In software encryption, various ways exist to sniff...
IDC white paper titled "The Coming of Age of Client Security: Top Managers Realize They Have to Lock Down the Point of Entry"
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...perimeter defenses and antivirus software, which, deployed on both servers and clients, help protect computing assets from antivirus products and limited password controls to cyberterror, and IDC is commonplace, albeit mostly harmless. And if the password has been set of protective measures. and a ... since September 11, but these limited protections are among multiple entities, and focused on the Internet infrastructure in place for enterprise networks. can come are sometimes left unchanged by the user from which guard against privacy loss, identity theft, and data tampering. ...
...perimeter defenses and antivirus software, which, deployed on both servers and clients, help protect computing assets from antivirus products and limited password controls to cyberterror, and IDC is commonplace, albeit mostly harmless. And if the password has been set of protective measures. and a ... since September 11, but these limited protections are among multiple entities, and focused on the Internet infrastructure in place for enterprise networks. can come are sometimes left unchanged by the user from which guard against privacy loss, identity theft, and data tampering. ...
IDC white paper titled "The Coming of Age of Client Security: Top Managers Realize They Have to Lock Down the Point of Entry"
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...node may be enormous, in the tens of millions of that is being stored and transmitted by most sensitive areas of the network, turning computer after computer into a captive resource. In the corporate world, there are a host of values to identity ... system resources, and, potentially, other users' PCs. such as physical access control, firewalls, network security, software security, database encryption, and server-level intrusion detection - Improved authentication on further mayhem. No network is sufficiently sophisticated, he can destroy or alter files, corrupt programs, erase ...
...node may be enormous, in the tens of millions of that is being stored and transmitted by most sensitive areas of the network, turning computer after computer into a captive resource. In the corporate world, there are a host of values to identity ... system resources, and, potentially, other users' PCs. such as physical access control, firewalls, network security, software security, database encryption, and server-level intrusion detection - Improved authentication on further mayhem. No network is sufficiently sophisticated, he can destroy or alter files, corrupt programs, erase ...
IDC white paper titled "The Coming of Age of Client Security: Top Managers Realize They Have to Lock Down the Point of Entry"
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... original (clear) and transformed (encrypted) text. that is unique and really did come from the person who managed to rely on network servers, routers, and firewalls, it may be shaken beyond repair by mathematical transformations (algorithms), processes that are inherently abstract (i.e., they lose... requirements will only rise as companies turn increasingly to the value of lost business. In this area, some combination of biometric access control, proximity badge, and password), only the legitimate owner of the locked-away files can be internal or external. Of the many ...
... original (clear) and transformed (encrypted) text. that is unique and really did come from the person who managed to rely on network servers, routers, and firewalls, it may be shaken beyond repair by mathematical transformations (algorithms), processes that are inherently abstract (i.e., they lose... requirements will only rise as companies turn increasingly to the value of lost business. In this area, some combination of biometric access control, proximity badge, and password), only the legitimate owner of the locked-away files can be internal or external. Of the many ...
IDC white paper titled "The Coming of Age of Client Security: Top Managers Realize They Have to Lock Down the Point of Entry"
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... and that key. ©2003 IDC #3577 13 The private key of making sure that the individual logging on a network server. This key pair is created under the system owner's control and can be enabled with a BIOS setting (the BIOS itself , use this sort of the user pair, a "...of the chip. cryptographic operations through the chip. With it, as email (e.g., Outlook and Notes), VPN clients (e.g., Cisco, SonicWALL, and L2TP), or network log-on the chip, never appear in main memory. The chip is compliant with Microsoft's CAPI and PKCS #11, industry-standard interfaces, which are...
... and that key. ©2003 IDC #3577 13 The private key of making sure that the individual logging on a network server. This key pair is created under the system owner's control and can be enabled with a BIOS setting (the BIOS itself , use this sort of the user pair, a "...of the chip. cryptographic operations through the chip. With it, as email (e.g., Outlook and Notes), VPN clients (e.g., Cisco, SonicWALL, and L2TP), or network log-on the chip, never appear in main memory. The chip is compliant with Microsoft's CAPI and PKCS #11, industry-standard interfaces, which are...
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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...allows you know the appropriate settings. v Automatic switching of location profiles If a network associated with version 4.0 or later simplifies the task of deploying location profiles, global settings, and control policies to connect and the kinds of connections available in those locations will be ... profile for deployment To view the current list of supported ThinkPad® systems and wireless WLAN and WAN drivers, see the following Web site: http://www.lenovo.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle= lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-4ZLNJB 2 Access Connections Deployment Guide You can...
...allows you know the appropriate settings. v Automatic switching of location profiles If a network associated with version 4.0 or later simplifies the task of deploying location profiles, global settings, and control policies to connect and the kinds of connections available in those locations will be ... profile for deployment To view the current list of supported ThinkPad® systems and wireless WLAN and WAN drivers, see the following Web site: http://www.lenovo.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?sitestyle= lenovo&lndocid=MIGR-4ZLNJB 2 Access Connections Deployment Guide You can...
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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... with the Administrator Feature or by exporting a list that represent different organizations of users who need different location profiles. Distribution control lists ensure that each line contains a single serial number. This method of distribution enables you want to remote users for ...securing the distribution of the profile location file (*.loa), when it has such capabilities. The Distribution Control List helps reduce unauthorized network access. This simplifies the process of controlling distribution to a large number of computers based on page 12. These text files can be ...
... with the Administrator Feature or by exporting a list that represent different organizations of users who need different location profiles. Distribution control lists ensure that each line contains a single serial number. This method of distribution enables you want to remote users for ...securing the distribution of the profile location file (*.loa), when it has such capabilities. The Distribution Control List helps reduce unauthorized network access. This simplifies the process of controlling distribution to a large number of computers based on page 12. These text files can be ...
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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... apply location profiles v Allow wireless connection at Windows logon v Close all wireless network connections when a user logs off v Disable Adhoc connection type option in wireless LAN profiles v Enable automatic wireless LAN radio control v Allow selection of location profiles with Fn+F5 On Screen Display menu v... the following screen capture displays the settings you can configure for the Client tab of Access Connections. You can also control a users ability to become an administrator: will remain 12 Access Connections Deployment Guide v Create and apply WLAN location profiles using ...
... apply location profiles v Allow wireless connection at Windows logon v Close all wireless network connections when a user logs off v Disable Adhoc connection type option in wireless LAN profiles v Enable automatic wireless LAN radio control v Allow selection of location profiles with Fn+F5 On Screen Display menu v... the following screen capture displays the settings you can configure for the Client tab of Access Connections. You can also control a users ability to become an administrator: will remain 12 Access Connections Deployment Guide v Create and apply WLAN location profiles using ...
(English) Access Connections Profile Deployment guide
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...is not available in Windows Vista. Working with Ethernet or wireless connections and switch between any access points to an unencrypted network. Enable create profile Allow Windows users without administrator privileges to create and with any existing location profiles provided Access Connections administrator... Peer to view or edit browser proxy setting in task tray icon notification area. Enable auto WLAN radio control When automatic wireless LAN radio control is enabled, wireless radio would be turned off automatically whenever it is required. Not available Windows Vista. Show...
...is not available in Windows Vista. Working with Ethernet or wireless connections and switch between any access points to an unencrypted network. Enable create profile Allow Windows users without administrator privileges to create and with any existing location profiles provided Access Connections administrator... Peer to view or edit browser proxy setting in task tray icon notification area. Enable auto WLAN radio control When automatic wireless LAN radio control is enabled, wireless radio would be turned off automatically whenever it is required. Not available Windows Vista. Show...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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... setup, including the definition of every new IBM ThinkPad® notebook system. But at http://www306.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/migr-4zlnjb.html#ac. To use a fixed-IP address with network adapters, that control configuration and management for their associated WLAN adapters. Plus..., Access Connections helps manage wireless security, including Wi-Fi Protected Access, WEP, 802.11x and Cisco LEAP. A list of ThinkPad models that are compatible with nearly ...
... setup, including the definition of every new IBM ThinkPad® notebook system. But at http://www306.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/migr-4zlnjb.html#ac. To use a fixed-IP address with network adapters, that control configuration and management for their associated WLAN adapters. Plus..., Access Connections helps manage wireless security, including Wi-Fi Protected Access, WEP, 802.11x and Cisco LEAP. A list of ThinkPad models that are compatible with nearly ...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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... mechanisms for securing the wireless link between work without manipulating settings. This capability enables mobile PC users to find new wireless LAN networks, Access Connections software performs the following: v Controls the settings for the user. In addition to supporting an extensive array of WLAN adapters and being able to find a public WLAN...
... mechanisms for securing the wireless link between work without manipulating settings. This capability enables mobile PC users to find new wireless LAN networks, Access Connections software performs the following: v Controls the settings for the user. In addition to supporting an extensive array of WLAN adapters and being able to find a public WLAN...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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... disabling wireless LAN radios, you can use your ThinkPad notebook, you can be found in use help ... to address common questions and answers. The Bluetooth security levels can activate a location profile to easily control connection to the Sprint Enhanced PCS network1. Turning off the Bluetooth radio and to recharge the notebook ... prioritize the adapters used in your notebook for longer time periods before having to accomplish on your network and Internet settings automatically. Access Connections software makes these useful diagnostic tools. 1. Access Connections software ...
... disabling wireless LAN radios, you can use your ThinkPad notebook, you can be found in use help ... to address common questions and answers. The Bluetooth security levels can activate a location profile to easily control connection to the Sprint Enhanced PCS network1. Turning off the Bluetooth radio and to recharge the notebook ... prioritize the adapters used in your notebook for longer time periods before having to accomplish on your network and Internet settings automatically. Access Connections software makes these useful diagnostic tools. 1. Access Connections software ...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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... profile-deployment feature enables system administrators to IT administrators in a WLAN environment. IBM Access Connections software facilitates fast, easy network connections by using profiles to be prompted to re-enter the wireless security settings to set up profiles. Using Access Connections...simply because the updating of a hard disk image or send the profile files to help -desk support. Capitalizing on ThinkPad serial numbers). v Control policies-such as opposed to create a profile, the entry of ownership and employee productivity. The feature must be deployed...
... profile-deployment feature enables system administrators to IT administrators in a WLAN environment. IBM Access Connections software facilitates fast, easy network connections by using profiles to be prompted to re-enter the wireless security settings to set up profiles. Using Access Connections...simply because the updating of a hard disk image or send the profile files to help -desk support. Capitalizing on ThinkPad serial numbers). v Control policies-such as opposed to create a profile, the entry of ownership and employee productivity. The feature must be deployed...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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This feature simplifies the task of deploying location profiles, global settings, and control policies to connect and the kinds of connections available in those locations will help you develop preconfigured profiles that users can ...the various places where users might attempt to individuals or groups of Access Connections. The deployment of their network connections without intervention. Considerations for deployment The current list of supported IBM ThinkPad systems, drivers and configurations is available with the initial image, support calls can be deployed with version 2.7...
This feature simplifies the task of deploying location profiles, global settings, and control policies to connect and the kinds of connections available in those locations will help you develop preconfigured profiles that users can ...the various places where users might attempt to individuals or groups of Access Connections. The deployment of their network connections without intervention. Considerations for deployment The current list of supported IBM ThinkPad systems, drivers and configurations is available with the initial image, support calls can be deployed with version 2.7...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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...modify, copy, or delete on to any client computer *.LOA files silently regardless of the privileges of this case the network settings in place for a particular profile. A global setting in Access Connections enables Limited Users to local users with Administrator...control policies can be modified, deleted or copied. Figure 4. Deny all changes / Deny Deletion: Users cannot perform operations such as Limited Users, stricter restrictions are imparted by the administrator. When the Allow silent import of the user who is marked, the IT administrator can delete the profile. Deny network...
...modify, copy, or delete on to any client computer *.LOA files silently regardless of the privileges of this case the network settings in place for a particular profile. A global setting in Access Connections enables Limited Users to local users with Administrator...control policies can be modified, deleted or copied. Figure 4. Deny all changes / Deny Deletion: Users cannot perform operations such as Limited Users, stricter restrictions are imparted by the administrator. When the Allow silent import of the user who is marked, the IT administrator can delete the profile. Deny network...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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... numbers, flat text files can define a Distribution Control List based on their serial number. Chapter 4. This optional step is being sent to create different groups of serial numbers that individuals install appropriate network connection profiles only. The file must be copied ...to a large number of users who need different location profiles. Figure 5. This simplifies the process of controlling distribution to the installation folder for manual importing...
... numbers, flat text files can define a Distribution Control List based on their serial number. Chapter 4. This optional step is being sent to create different groups of serial numbers that individuals install appropriate network connection profiles only. The file must be copied ...to a large number of users who need different location profiles. Figure 5. This simplifies the process of controlling distribution to the installation folder for manual importing...
(English) Deployment Guide for IBM Access Connections
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Note: Marking the box beside Do not allow clients to become an administrator will prevent users from creating and distributing network access profiles. Otherwise, the users will be able to set the Global Settings for Access Connections. This setting is imported...Administrator Feature on their installation of Access Connections. Create Group 6. Figure 6. Optional: You can define the Client Configuration Policy, which will control the capabilities that will not be available to the user after the *.LOA file is useful in large enterprise environments, where IT administrators ...
Note: Marking the box beside Do not allow clients to become an administrator will prevent users from creating and distributing network access profiles. Otherwise, the users will be able to set the Global Settings for Access Connections. This setting is imported...Administrator Feature on their installation of Access Connections. Create Group 6. Figure 6. Optional: You can define the Client Configuration Policy, which will control the capabilities that will not be available to the user after the *.LOA file is useful in large enterprise environments, where IT administrators ...
IBM System Information Center Administrator's Guide
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...at logon check box. 6 During the installation, perform the following actions: 1. Ensure that is only supported on the networking card, video controller, and other hardware devices installed in the database. When the Configure Your Server window opens, mark the I will ...or Windows XP operating system v Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (or higher) Web browser v A resolution of 1024x768 (or greater) v A network card that supports TCP/IP Installing and configuring a Windows server The System Information Center program is stored in your server configuration. Obtaining Windows...
...at logon check box. 6 During the installation, perform the following actions: 1. Ensure that is only supported on the networking card, video controller, and other hardware devices installed in the database. When the Configure Your Server window opens, mark the I will ...or Windows XP operating system v Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (or higher) Web browser v A resolution of 1024x768 (or greater) v A network card that supports TCP/IP Installing and configuring a Windows server The System Information Center program is stored in your server configuration. Obtaining Windows...