This supplemental report is submitted with reference to manufacturer's report number 1218950-2022-00889.Additional information received regarding problem resolution.A remote service engineer (rse) spoke with the customer.The rse determined the issue was associated with the hospital it team making changes to the isp servers, in particular changes to the password complexity requirements of the local user needed to the isp services.Therefore, the ¿obtv internal¿ user is unable to start the services.The engineer determined that this could be resolved by it removing or excluding this user from their password policy.Once the system was back up and running the customer was advised that it is critical that the users check current patient bed status so that data is not sent incorrectly and that once the password policy expires, the system will go down again so they will need to organize a long term solution for this issue with their it team.The reported issue was resolved by the it team changing the password policy.There was no malfunction of the suspected device.No further investigation or action is warranted at this time.
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