> -If the password securtiy for Logitech Media Server Software is enabled
> - Please use only your own Devices or delete the History. Otherwise your
> Account credentials become public. -
>
> Can anyone clarify what this means ? Does it mean if you log in to your
> server from someone else's device, username and password will stay there
> on that device ?
Many browsers do indeed store credentials, once that feature has been
enabled. So yes, you risk that someone else's browser does store your
credentials.
In general I would not recommend relying on this feature to protect
access from the outside, as LMS has not been designed to be exposed to a
potentially hostile environment. Use a VPN or SSH tunnel or something
instead.
--
Michael
> - Please use only your own Devices or delete the History. Otherwise your
> Account credentials become public. -
>
> Can anyone clarify what this means ? Does it mean if you log in to your
> server from someone else's device, username and password will stay there
> on that device ?
Many browsers do indeed store credentials, once that feature has been
enabled. So yes, you risk that someone else's browser does store your
credentials.
In general I would not recommend relying on this feature to protect
access from the outside, as LMS has not been designed to be exposed to a
potentially hostile environment. Use a VPN or SSH tunnel or something
instead.
--
Michael