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Operating the <strong>Server</strong><br />

Perform the following steps to initiate the temporary rollback of the MCP Firmware<br />

Environment Policy on a specific environment:<br />

1. Log on with the Administrator account.<br />

2. To begin a PowerShell session, right-click the PowerShell icon on the taskbar and then<br />

click Run as administrator.<br />

3. In the User Account Control prompt, click Yes.<br />

The PowerShell Console window is displayed.<br />

4. Access the Security subfolder by typing the following command:<br />

cd ″C:\Unisys\Installation\Firmware\Common\Security″<br />

Note: The preceding command input is not case-sensitive. Ensure that either double<br />

or single quotation marks surround the path name.<br />

Then, press Enter.<br />

5. At the PowerShell prompt, type<br />

.\UnisysHarden_Rollback<br />

Note: The .\ notation before the script name denotes the current path. Without this<br />

notation, PowerShell cannot locate the script file.<br />

Then, press Enter.<br />

A dialog box is displayed.<br />

A list box on the dialog box shows the numbered folders that contain rollback data<br />

from previous applications of the MCP Firmware Environment Policy. The numbers<br />

are encoded dates and times, and the explanation of the selected one appears to the<br />

right. Select the folder containing the data to which you want to return.<br />

6. Click the Roll Back button to roll back the policy.<br />

A message is displayed when the roll back action completes successfully. You can find<br />

a log of the actions of the script actions at<br />

C:\ProgramData\Unisys\Installation\Hardening_Rollback.txt.<br />

UnisysHarden.ps1 Script<br />

To execute the UnisysHarden.ps1 script, perform the following steps on each systems<br />

management engine, I/O engine, E-mode engine, and JProcessor environment:<br />

1. To begin a PowerShell session, right-click the PowerShell icon on the taskbar and then<br />

click Run as administrator.<br />

The PowerShell Console window is displayed.<br />

2. Navigate to the following Security subfolder.<br />

C:\Unisys\Installation\Firmware\Common\Security<br />

3. At the PowerShell prompt, type<br />

Run the UnisysHarden.ps1 script using the following syntax:<br />

.\UnisysHarden.ps1<br />

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