Authorize Internal Code Changes
Use this window to verify or change the setting that allows using this console to perform installation and activation of internal code changes and other subsequent operations.
When to change the setting
Normally, the operations are allowed.
- Change the setting to not allow the operations when you do not want internal code to be changed. This can be for any reason.
- Change the setting to not allow the operations when you perceive a problem after changes are activated.
- Change the setting to allow the operations when you want to install and activate changes that correct a previously detected problem.
- The console automatically changes the setting to not allow the operations if it detects errors after activating new internal code changes.
- The setting applies only to operations performed using this console.
- Do not allow installation and activation of internal code changes
- To change the setting that allows using this console to perform installation and activation of
internal code changes and other subsequent operations, select Do not allow installation
and activation of internal code changes.
A check mark displays to indicate the operations are not allowed.
- Subsequent Operations
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A set of tasks that can be used to work with internal code changes only after the changes are installed or activated.
Subsequent operations include:- Accepting changes that are installed and activated.
- Removing changes that are installed but not activated.
- Deleting changes that are removed, or retrieved but not installed.
- Backing up critical hard disk data.
The internal code change setting for a console controls whether performing the operations is allowed.
The option displays the current setting:
- Select the option
- A check mark is displayed and indicates the operations are not allowed.
- Not allowed
- An internal code change setting that does not allow using a console to perform installation and
activation of internal code changes and other subsequent operations.
This is not the normal setting.
Normally, the operations are allowed.
The normal setting might be changed to not allow the operations:
- Manually, by a user who wants to prevent changing internal code for any reason.
- Automatically, by the console when it detects an error after activating new internal code changes.
- Manually, by a user who perceives a problem after activating new internal code changes.
- Do not select the option
- A check mark is not displayed and indicates the operations are allowed.
- Allowed
- An internal code change setting that allows using a console to perform installation and
activation of internal code changes and other subsequent operations.
This setting allows scheduling the operations to perform them automatically and on a regular basis. It also allows manually performing the operations using console tasks.
This is the normal setting.
Select or clear the option to change the setting, then click Save, to save the new setting.
- Save
- To save a new setting or to keep the existing setting and begin the operation, click
Save.
The Authorize Internal Code Changes Progress window is displayed, click OK to exit this window.
- Reset
- To restore the setting to its original choice, click Reset.
- Cancel
- To exit the window without applying any changes, click Cancel.
- Help
- To display help for the current window, click Help.