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# Security Settings

Robots by default can have some security restrictions or settings that should be configured before connection with Robpod Studio can be established.

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Starting from UR Polyscope 5.14, inbound connections are disabled by default and must be enabled manually. Follow these steps:

1. On robot teach pendant go to **Settings -> System -> Security**, default admin password is 'easybot'.

2. Remove any restriction on inbound connections. 

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3. Make sure that SSH Access is enabled.&#x20;

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4. &#x20;Enable all services.&#x20;

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5. Go to [Synchronization Settings](/synchronization/synchronization-settings.md) and setup same admin credentials used by the robot. Default credentials are:

&#x20;                                                              Username: root

&#x20;                                                              Password: easybot.

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Starting from Polyscope 5.17, robot force you to change the default admin password, make sure to set it also inside [Synchronization Settings](/synchronization/synchronization-settings.md).
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Go to **Menu → Settings → Security → Sevices** and enable:

* Primary Client Interface
* Secondary Client Inteface

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