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The System Security Page
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depth in the SOHO Remote Monument Guide located on our Web 
site:
Setting a System Administrator Name and System 
Passphrase
Passphrases are a barrier between your computer and anyone 
trying to break in. They are the first line of defense in computer 
security. They are, unfortunately, the most frequently overlooked 
of all security measures. The SOHO System Administrator Name 
and System Passphrase are designed to protect the SOHO 
configuration from being altered by someone on your trusted 
network. In other words, when you have configured a SOHO 
System Administrator Name and System Passphrase, no one in 
your office will be able to change (deliberately or accidentally) 
your firewall settings without the System Administrator Name 
and System Passphrase.
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Take steps to ensure that you do not lose your System Administrator 
name and passphrase. Once you have enabled System Security protection, 
there is no other means of accessing your SOHO settings. Should you 
forget your name or passphrase, the only means of accessing the device 
requires reverting your SOHO to its factory settings; please see 
“Resetting a SOHO to the Factory Defaults” on page 23, you will then 
need to reconfigure your SOHO.
You should change your System Passphrase at least once a month 
to be secure. A passphrase should be a combination of letters, 
numbers, and symbols that do not spell out common words. It 
should contain at least one special character, number, and a 
mixture of upper and lower case letters.