Enable FIPS Mode on SLES 15 and Verify the Boot State
Follow SUSE’s SP7 procedure to enable FIPS mode, reboot safely, verify the active policy, and check whether your compliance requirement calls for validated modules.
When you create a Facebook Fanpage, if you have not finished setting up or need to complete the necessary information for the Page, you can temporarily hide the Facebook Fanpage. Facebook allows you to automatically reactivate the Fanpage within a certain period of time that the user chooses. Or if you want, you can also manually reactivate the Fanpage when you have completed the necessary settings. Below are instructions for locking and temporarily hiding the Facebook Fanpage
How to temporarily lock Facebook Fanpage
Step 1:
First, you access the Fanpage you want to temporarily lock. Next, you click on the Menu icon at the bottom of the screen. Switch to the new interface, the user clicks on Settings & Privacy and then selects Settings .

Step 2:
Switch to the options interface for Fanpage, scroll down and click on Access and Control . At this time, users will see the Disable and Delete option to set up.
Step 3:
In the interface as shown, click on Disable Page to temporarily lock the Fanpage, then click Continue below to do it. Continue to enter your Facebook password to confirm.
Step 4:
Here, the user selects the reason for wanting to temporarily lock the Fanpage and then clicks Continue below. In the Disable Page interface, you select the time to automatically reactivate the Fanpage if needed and then clicks Continue below.
Step 5:
Next, the user selects Transfer your information if needed and then clicks Continue. Finally, clicks Disable Page to temporarily lock the Fanpage.
How to temporarily lock Facebook Fanpage on computer
Step 1:
At the interface on the Fanpage you are managing, we click on Settings in the left corner of the interface.
Step 2:
Next we look at the left side of the interface and click on Access and control .
Now you select Disable Page and click Continue below.
Then you click This is a temporary action and then select the time period to automatically reactivate the Fanpage or choose another reason and then click Disable below to perform.
Finally, we click Disable Now to temporarily lock the Facebook Fanpage.
Follow SUSE’s SP7 procedure to enable FIPS mode, reboot safely, verify the active policy, and check whether your compliance requirement calls for validated modules.
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