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These procedures outline BIOS setup and configuration, and user information for MR. This document was formally titled Setting custom security settings.
Logging on and off
Use this procedure to log on and off the system.

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    Use this procedure to log in as root.
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    Secure Service Access (SSA) is a secure service key platform for GE medical devices developed to improve the service license renewal and replacement processes.
  - Setting custom security settings
    These procedures outline BIOS setup and configuration, and user information for MR. This document was formally titled Setting custom security settings.
    - Setting custom security settings
      These procedures apply to Dell T5810/T5820 or HP Z420.
    - Enabling or disabling emergency logon authority
      Emergency logon allows the user to access the MR applications without logging in using a password. This may not be desired depending on the security level required at your site.
    - Setting up enterprise authentication
      Enterprise Authorization with encrypted communication using TLS and certificates is available for software 29 and later. If the facility IT desires, TLS Certificates are required to establish this encryption.
    - Creating local users
      Configure the local users settings.
    - Data privacy
    - Logging on and off
      Use this procedure to log on and off the system.

SIGNA MR355 / SIGNA MR360
Service Manual
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Basic Service Documentation. Copyright General Electric Company.
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Logging on and off

Logging on to the system

Procedure

Log on to the system.

Figure 1. Logon screen
If the system is idle for too long, or the last user did not log off, a dialog appears indicating the system is in use and has been locked. Change the Logon Name field to either your Enterprise User ID (if the enterprise ID is set up) or your Local User ID (if the enterprise ID is not set up).

Figure 2. Time out logon screen
Enter the password and click Logon.

Logging off of the system

Procedure

Click the Service Desktop Manager tab.

Note: SSH connections use sdc system account and password or public key authentication.

Figure 3. Lock screen
Click Lock Screen Switch User to log off.