Schweitzer Engineering SEL-3355-2 Getting Started

Getting Started With the SEL-3355-2
Required Items:
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SEL-3355-2 Computer
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Power cable(s)
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Monitor with DisplayPort or DVI cable
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USB keyboard
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USB mouse
®
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Phillips screwdriver
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1/8-inch slotted screwdriver
Verify that the following items are included:
Operating System DVD
(if ordered with
Windows Server)
What You Will Need
Optional Items:
What Is Included
SEL Computing Products
Literature and Software DVD
Contents: Installation:
• SEL-3355 Literature 1. Insert the DVD into the drive.
• SEL-3360 Literature 2. If Windows autorun is
• SEL-3390S8 Instruction Manual enabled, the Contents.html
• SEL-3390E4 Instruction Manual file will load automatically.
• SEL-9331 Instruction Manual 3. If Windows autorun is not
• CIS Benchmarks enabled, access files via
• Drivers Windows Explorer.
• Software developed by the
open-source community
Note: A PDF viewer is required.
PM3355-01-DVD/UDVD00160
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SEL Computing Products
Literature and Software DVD
SEL-3355-2
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Ethernet cable
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USB storage device
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SEL Computing Products Literature and
Software DVD
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USB CD/DVD Drive
C
OMPUTING
S
ECURITY
SEL understands the importance of security for SEL computing pla orms. Please take a moment to review
some ps to keep your computing pla orm secure. Your company computer security policy should take
priority over any of these sugges ons.
R T SEL C P I N P
ECOGNIZE HAT AN OMPUTING LATFORM S OT A
Unlike protec ve relays, compu ng pla orms need to have the opera ng system safely shut down before
removing power. This shutdown will increase the reliability of your computing pla orm. Computing
pla orms with the enhanced write filter (EWF) need to have any changes saved before powering the system
down or those changes will not be preserved.
S Y S S B
ECURE OUR YSTEM AND ET A ASELINE
SEL uses a Na onal Ins tute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guide
(h p://csrc.nist.gov/itsec/guidance_WinXP.html) in securing Microso ® Windows® XP-based computing
pla orms. Most guides recommend disabling ports and services that are not in use. Consider a benchma rk
such as the Center for Internet Security (h p://benchmarks.cisecurity.org) when crea ng your own security
baseline. Use your baseline to assess computing pla orm changes and measure risk. Consider using the
items below as part of your baseline.
P A M
ROTECT GAINST ALWARE
SEL computing pla orms are malware free from the factory, but will not stay that way without proper
precau ons. An virus and whitelis ng applica ons help prevent infec ons. An virus applica ons, while
rela vely easy to set up, require frequent updates. Whitelis ng applica ons must be carefully configured ,
but require fewer updates and have li le impact on performance.
R ESTRICT E NTRY P OINTS
USB and network shares increase your risk of malware infec ons and data leakage. To minimize risk, be
careful about what you plug into your computing pla orm. If you must use USB or network shares, then
define a safe process for USB and network share use.
U F
SE THE IREWALL
On most computing pla orms the firewall is enabled by default. This is the preferred se ng and provides
another layer of security for your computing pla orm. Ensure that the firewall is enabled, and minimize the
number and scope of excep ons.
L S R
IMIT ERVICES AND IGHTS
Malicious so ware exploits rights and services on the computing pla orm. Only enable services that are
absolutely necessary. Improve computing pla orm protec on by reserving administra ve accounts for
specific maintenance and installa on tasks.
Computing Platform
Security Tips
P
LATFORM
T
IPS
R
ROTECTIVE ELAY