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DataTraveler

®

4000

Managed-Ready Solution

User Manual

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About This User Guide

This quick start guide is for Kingston's DataTraveler

®

4000 – Managed-Ready Secure USB

device (referred to simply as DT4000M-R from this point forward) using the default system

values and no customisations.

System Requirements

PC Platform

• Pentium III processor or equivalent (or

faster)

• 15MB free disk space

• USB 2.0

• Two available consecutive drive letters

after the last physical drive

Supported PC Operating Systems

• Windows 8, 8.1 (non RT)

• Windows 7 (SP1)

• Windows Vista

®

(SP2)

Mac Platform

• 15MB free disk space

• USB 2.0

Supported Operating Systems

• Mac OS X 10.6.x - 10.9x

(Note: Administrator privileges required to set up console preferences on Mac clients.)

Figure 1.1 – USB 2.0 ports, type A

Figure 1.2 – DT40000M-R

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Recommendations

To ensure that ample power is provided to the DT4000M-R device, insert it directly into a USB

2.0 port on your notebook or desktop, as seen in

Figure 1.3. Avoid connecting it to any

peripheral device(s) that may feature a USB port, such as a keyboard or USB-powered hub, as

seen in Figure 1.4.

Figure 1.3 – Recommended usage

Figure 1.4 – Not recommended

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Setup (Windows environment)

1. Insert the DT4000M-R into an available USB port

on your notebook or desktop and wait for

Windows to detect it.

• Windows Vista/7/8 users will receive a device

driver notification as seen in Figure 2.1.

Once the new hardware detection is complete,

Windows will prompt you to begin the initialisation

process.

• Windows Vista/7/8 users will see an AutoPlay

window similar to the one in Figure 2.2.

2. Select the option ‘Run DT4000M-R.exe’.

If Windows does not AutoPlay, you can browse to

the CD-ROM partition (Figure 2.3) and manually

execute the DT4000M-R program. This will also

start the initialisation process.

Figure 2.3 – DT4000M-R contents

Figure 2.1 – Device driver installation

Figure 2.2 – AutoPlay window

(Note: Menu options in the AutoPlay

window may vary depending on what

programs are currently installed on

your computer. AutoRun will start the

initialisation process automatically.

)

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Device Initialisation (Windows environment)

DT4000M-R can be initialised in one of two ways: standalone or managed. When you insert

the drive into a USB port on the host, DT4000M-R will look for a 'safestick' registry key which

provides the location of the SafeConsole server:

(*Note: You can also use the Windows installer from the SafeConsole's deployment page.)

HKey_Current_User\Software\BlockMaster\DT4000M-R

If the registry key does NOT exist, DT4000M-R will bypass the management option and allow

you to initialise the device as a standalone drive. If the registry key DOES exist, a message

box prompt is displayed that allows you to decide whether or not the DT4000M-R drive will be

managed.

Figure 3.1

Figure 3.1 – Found SafeConsole

1. Decide whether DT4000M-R will be managed or not.

Clicking 'Yes' will register DT4000M-R with SafeConsole and inherit the policies that are

in place on the management console, including password criteria, device auditing and

other managed features. To confirm ownership of this device, you will be prompted for

the credentials of the local host/domain user prior to initialisation. Figure 3.2

Figure 3.2 – Confirm ownership

The DT4000M-R will remain in the managed state until the device is reset. Continue on

next page.

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Device Initialisation (Windows Environment), Continued:

Clicking 'No' will prevent the DT4000M-R from registering with SafeConsole and it will

initialise as a standalone drive. This message box will continue to appear each time the

device is plugged in, until you opt to register with SafeConsole.

2. Select a password. Non-managed and standalone drives require a password with the

following criteria (

Figure 3.3):

Minimum of eight (8) characters, including 1 upper-case, 1 lower-case and 1 digit

Figure 3.3 – Confirm password

Managed drives require passwords that meet the criteria set forth in the policy of the

SafeConsole management server.

3. Once a password has been selected (and it meets the specified criteria), you must enter

it a second time in the 'Confirm Password' text box to ensure proper entry.

4. Click the checkbox to accept the warranty statement.

5. Click [Confirm] to complete initialisation.

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Device Usage (Windows Environment)

Each time that you insert the DT4000M-R, you will be prompted to enter the password created

during the initialisation process (Figure 4.1). During the login process, if you enter an invalid

password (Figure 4.2), you will be given another opportunity to enter the correct password. Note

that there is a built-in security feature that tracks the number of invalid login attempts. If this

number reaches the pre-configured value of 10 (maximum number of invalid logins), the

DT4000M-R will lock you out and require a device reset.

Figure 4.3 on next page

(Note: If you log in successfully before reaching the limit of 10 invalid password attempts, the

login counter will reset.)

Figure 4.1 – Enter password

Figure 4.2 – Login failure

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Device Initialisation (Windows Environment), Continued:

Figure 4.3 – MaxNoA reached

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Setup (Mac environment)

Insert the DT4000M-R into an available USB port on your Mac notebook or desktop and wait

for the operating system to detect it. If the 'DT4000M-R' volume (

Figure 5.1) does not appear

on the desktop, open Finder and locate the 'DT4000M-R' volume (Figure 5.2) on the left side

of the Finder window (listed under

DEVICES.) Highlight the volume and double-click the

'DT4000M-R' application icon the 'Finder' window (Figure 5.2). This will start the initialisation

process.

Figure 5.1 – DT4000M-R

Figure 5.2 – Contents

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Device Initialisation (Mac Environment)

DT4000M-R can be initialised in one of two ways: standalone or managed. Upon launching the

DT4000M-R application on the DT4000M-R volume, DT4000M-R will look for a SafeConsole

server. If the Mac has been set up for SafeConsole, it will prompt for the DT4000M-R to be

managed.

Mac SafeConsole Setup:

To initialise the DT4000M-R on a Mac client, the application must know where to locate the

SafeConsole server. To enable this, follow these steps prior to inserting the device:

1. Click on the "Go" menu in the upper left-hand corner of the OS X desktop.

2. Select 'Utilities' from the drop-down menu.

3. Launch the 'Terminal' application.

4. Using the admin account, type " defaults write

/Library/Preferences/com.blockmaster.device console https://<IP Address of

SafeConsole Server>/safestick " in the terminal window and press [ENTER]. (NOTE: This

command does require elevated privileges.)

5. Exit the terminal window.

6. Insert the DT4000M-R into an available USB port on your notebook or desktop.

a. Open Safari and browse to the SafeConsole login address you specified in Step 4.

b. When the certificate warning appears, click “Show certificate”.

c. Press the arrow to the left of the “Trust” menu to show the trust options.

d. Change the “When using this certificate” to “Always Trust”.

e. Click the 'Continue' button.

f. Enter your credentials to connect to SafeConsole.

(Note: You can also use the Mac installer from the SafeConsole's deployment page.)

If the Mac hasn't been setup to connect to a SafeConsole Server, DT4000M-R will bypass the

management option and allow you to initialise the device as a standalone drive. If the Mac has

been setup, a message box prompt is displayed that allows you to decide whether or not the

DT4000M-R drive will be managed.

1. Decide whether DT4000M-R will be managed or not.

Clicking 'Yes' will register DT4000M-R with SafeConsole and inherit the policies that are

in place on the management console, including password criteria, device auditing and

other managed features. (Figure 6.1) Continue on next page.

Figure 6.1 – Found SafeConsole

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Device Initialisation (Mac Environment), Continued:

Click 'Yes" to confirm ownership of this device, you will be prompted if you are the user

responsible for the device. Figure 6.2

Figure 6.2 – Confirm user (continued on next page)

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Device Initialisation (Mac Environment), Continued:

1. Select a password. Non-managed drives require a password with the following criteria:

Minimum of eight (8) characters, including 1 upper-case, 1 lower-case and 1 digit*

Managed drives require passwords that meet the criteria set forth in the policy of the

SafeConsole management server.

2. Once a password has been selected (and it meets the specified criteria), you must enter

it a second time in the 'Confirm Password' text box to ensure they match. Figure 6.3

3. Click the checkbox to accept the warranty statement.

Figure 6.3 – Confirm password

4. Click [Confirm] to complete initialisation.

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Device Usage (Mac Environment)

Each time that you insert the

DT4000M-R into a Mac system, the

Kingston DT4000M-R application will

need to be launched. This initiates the

login routine that authenticates the user

and protects the secure data partition.

When the login window appears

(

Figure 7.1), enter your password and

press [ENTER] or click on the arrow to

proceed.

Figure 7.1 – Enter password

During the login process, if you enter

an invalid password (Figure 7.2), you

will be given another opportunity to

enter the correct password. Note that

there is a built-in security feature that

tracks the number of invalid login

attempts.

If this number reaches the

pre-configured value of 10 (maximum

number of invalid logins), the

DT4000M-R will lock you out and

require a device reset.

Figure 7.2 – Login failure

(Note: If you log in successfully before reaching the limit of 10 invalid password attempts, the

login counter will reset.)

Continued on next page.

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Device Usage (Mac Environment), Continued:

When you enter the correct password, you can access the secure data partition and the

DT4000M-R menu in the upper left-hand corner. The menu options that appear will vary based

on the policies configured in SafeConsole. By default, users will be able to change their

password, lock the device, and change the lockout timer settings. Figure 7.3

Figure 7.3 – MaxNoA reached

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DataTraveler

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Manual del usuario

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Sobre esta guía del usuario

Esta guía de inicio rápido está destinada al uso del dispositivo DataTraveler

®

4000 – Managed-

Ready Secure USB de Kingston (referido de manera más sencilla de ahora en adelante en

este documento como DT4000M-R) usando los valores predeterminados del sistema, es decir,

sin tener en cuenta valores personalizados.

Requisitos del sistema

Plataforma PC

• Procesador Pentium III o equivalente

(o más rápido)

• Espacio disponible en disco de 15MB

• USB 2.0

• Dos unidades consecutivas disponibles

aparte de la unidad física

Sistemas operativos para PC

compatibles

• Windows 8, 8.1 (versión no RT)

• Windows 7 (SP1)

• Windows Vista

®

(SP2)

Plataforma Mac

• Espacio disponible en disco de 15MB

• USB 2.0

Sistemas operativos compatibles

• Mac OS X 10.6.x - 10.9x

(Nota: Para configurar preferencias en la consola en clientes Mac, se requiere tener

privilegios de administrador.)

Figura 1.1 – Puertos USB 2.0, tipo A

Figura 1.2 – DT40000M-R

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Recomendaciones

Para asegurarse de que existe suficiente capacidad para el dispositivo DT4000M-R, insértelo

directamente en el puerto USB 2.0 de su portátil u ordenador de sobremesa, tal como se indica

en la

Figura 1.3. Evite conectarlo a cualquier dispositivo periférico que pueda incorporar un

puerto USB, tal como un teclado o concentrador alimentado por USB, tal como se muestra en

la

Figura 1.4.

Figura 1.3 – Uso recomendado

Figura 1.4 – Uso no recomendado

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Configuración (entorno de Windows)

1. Inserte DT4000M-R en un puerto USB que se

encuentre disponible en su portátil u ordenador

de sobremesa y espere a que Windows lo

detecte.

• Los usuarios de Windows Vista/7/8 recibirán

una notificación del controlador del

dispositivo, tal como se muestra en la Figura

2.1

.

Una vez detectado el hardware, Windows le indicará

que ponga en marcha el proceso de inicialización.

• Los usuarios de Windows Vista/7/8 verán una

ventana Reproducción Automática similar a la

que se muestra en la

Figura 2.2.

2. Seleccione la opción ‘Run DT4000M-

R.exe

("Ejecutar DT4000M-R.exe").

Si Windows no le muestra la ventana Reproducción

Automática, vaya hasta la partición del CD-ROM

(Figura 2.3) y ejecute manualmente el programa

DT4000M-R. De este modo también se comenzará

el proceso de inicialización.

Figura 2.1 – Instalación del controlador del

dispositivo

Figura 2.2 – Ventana de AutoPlay

(Reproducción automática)

(Nota: Las opciones del menú en la

ventana de Reproducción Automática

pueden variar en función de los

programas que se encuentren

instalados en ese momento en su

ordenador. Ejecución Automática

pondrá en marcha directamente el

proceso de inicialización

)

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Figura 2.3 – Contenidos de DT40000M-R

Inicialización del dispositivo (entorno de Windows)

DT4000M-R puede inicializarse de una de las dos formas siguientes: autónoma o gestionada.

Al insertar la unidad en un puerto USB en el anfitrión, DT4000M-R buscará la clave de registro

"safestick' que proporciona la localización del servidor SafeConsole:

(*Nota: También puede usar el instalador de Windows desde la página de implementación de

SafeConsole.)

HKey_Current_User\Software\BlockMaster\DT4000M-R

Si la clave de registro NO existe, DT4000M-R derivará la opción de gestión y le permitirá

inicializar el dispositivo como si se tratara de una unidad autónoma. Si la clave de registro SÍ

existe, recibirá un mensaje con una casilla de solicitud que permite al usuario decidir si quiere

o no que la unidad DT4000M-R sea gestionada. Figura 3.1

Figura 3.1 – SafeConsole detectada

1. Decida si quiere o no que DT4000M-R sea gestionado.

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