The DLP CLI is secured through an industry-standard
                  architecture using several levels of authentication and passwords.
                  To gain access to the CLI, the administrator level account credentials
                  are required. This can be the default “admin” account or it can
                  be any administrator equivalent account created in the DLPserver.
               
               After
                  you authenticate to the CLI with an authorized administrator level account,
                  you are placed into the nonprivileged mode of the CLI. The nonprivileged
                  level enables you to perform basic commands.
               
               To enter the
                  privileged CLI mode in which administration and system level commands
                  are executed, you must authenticate using the Enable account credentials
                  while in the nonprivileged CLI mode. This prevents unauthorized administrators
                  from gaining access to the critical system commands.