No Security Policy

When a system security policy has not been set, the system is open for all types of initiations and registrations. To remove a security policy, use the command sec_policy -remove.

The parameter effects of the command extension --security-exception can be summarized, see Table below for details.

Table 1. No Security Policy Details
Terminal Type	Extension Number Type	Logon Authentication 1)	Registration Allowed or Not Allowed	Secure or Insecure Registration
Secure	security-exception YES, RAC not configured	Authentication not done	Allowed	Signaling is not encrypted.
Secure	security-exception YES, RAC configured	Prompts for PIN and validates it	Allowed	Signaling is encrypted.
Secure	security-exception NO, RAC configured	Prompts for PIN and validates it	Allowed	Signaling is encrypted.
Insecure	security-exception YES, RAC configured	Prompts for PIN and validates it	Allowed	Signaling is not encrypted.
Insecure	security-exception YES, RAC not configured	Authentication not done	Allowed	Signaling is not encrypted.
Insecure	security-exception NO, RAC configured	Prompts for PIN and validates it	Allowed	Signaling is not encrypted.

1) If RAC is configured, logon authentication is done irrespective of if security-exception = YES or NO. That is, the IP terminal prompts for a PIN and validates it while registration takes place.

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