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From: "Brett D. Estrade" <estrabd@mailcan.com>
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Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 18:50:47 -0500
Subject: physical security
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I plan on having my Ultra 60 in a reasonably trustworth place, but I
will not have regular access to it.  I know about requiring passwords
for single usermode and serial console access, but are there any
physical precautions I could take like installing a plate on the back to
prevent port access, getting a lock for the case, and disabling power to
the cdrom and floppy drives?

I am not afraid of the box walking, but I am being a bit paranoid (i.e.,
no real reason to worry) about attempts to access the box, but you
know....

TIA,
Brett