Summary of Vista
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High security systems technical manual.
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High security systems technical manual.
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High security systems, technical manual contents tac ab, nov 2006 5 (20) 04-00007-01-en contents 1 about this manual 7 1.1 typographic conventions .......................................................................................... 8 2 basic demands 9 2.1 system topology and configuration .......
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Contents high security systems, technical manual 6 (20) tac ab, nov 2006 04-00007-01-en.
Page 7: About This Manual
High security systems, technical manual 1 about this manual tac ab, nov 2006 7 (20) 04-00007-01-en 1 about this manual this manual describes a particular process. For information on certain products, we refer you to the manual or the help for the product in ques- tion. For information on how to inst...
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1 about this manual high security systems, technical manual 8 (20) tac ab, nov 2006 04-00007-01-en 1.1 typographic conventions throughout the manual the following specially marked texts may occur. ! Warning alerts you that failure to take, or avoid, a specific action might result in physical harm to...
Page 9: Basic Demands
High security systems, technical manual 2 basic demands tac ab, nov 2006 9 (20) 04-00007-01-en 2 basic demands the basic demands of the system are to fulfil the following require- ments: • data security – data security ensures that raw data collected by the system is not corrupted or distorted durin...
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2 basic demands high security systems, technical manual 10 (20) tac ab, nov 2006 04-00007-01-en the vista server should be configured to accept windows user authori- zation only. This means that vista users defined in the tac vista data- base cannot gain access to the system. The disk volume of the ...
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High security systems, technical manual 2 basic demands tac ab, nov 2006 11 (20) 04-00007-01-en days of data at 30 minute intervals (that is, 384 readings) for each of the controllers channels, on a rolling re-writeable cycle for a maximum of 10 channels (xenta 300) / 18 channels (xenta 401) the tac...
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2 basic demands high security systems, technical manual 12 (20) tac ab, nov 2006 04-00007-01-en tac xenta protection once the tac xenta programming is confirmed, it can be locked. Sending a command from vista to the xenta locks and unlocks the xenta device. These events are recorded in the event log...
Page 13: User'S Guide For System
High security systems, technical manual 3 user's guide for system configuration tac ab, nov 2006 13 (20) 04-00007-01-en 3 user's guide for system configuration this is a guide for configuring the windows and tac vista systems in order to fulfil the requirements of data integrity of the tac vista dat...
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3 user's guide for system configuration high security systems, technical manual 14 (20) tac ab, nov 2006 04-00007-01-en note that the computers running the tac vista servers have to be defined in this domain. Those computers also have to specify this domain as their primary logon domain in the netwo...
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High security systems, technical manual 3 user's guide for system configuration tac ab, nov 2006 15 (20) 04-00007-01-en 3.1 setting up windows accounts in tac vista. Note that the "planttac\vistaadmin" account running the tac vista servers does not have to be an administrator of the domain (that is ...
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High security systems, technical manual4 setting up access control protection of objects in the tac vista database tac ab, nov 2006 17 (20) 04-00007-01-en 4 setting up access control protection of objects in the tac vista database the user and user group objects as well as most other global objects ...
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