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What Is sysconfig-sensor?

Nov 24,2008 by admin

What Is sysconfig-sensor?

Once you have logged into the sensor as root and changed the password, sysconfig-sensor is the next command performed in order to configure the sensor. This is commonly known as bootstrapping the sensor.

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Passwords are case-sensitive and can be up to eight characters in length. Any password longer than eight characters is truncated.

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