Changes: ANA

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The ANA program was a computer subprogram created by the Bajoran engineer Neela in 2369.

Chief of operations Miles O'Brien found this program while checking several systems and tried to get access to this program. The computer denied him access to the program based on an authorization code forged under O'Brien's name.

The program was protected by a series of encryption sequences, which Lt. Jadzia Dax attempted to decrypt with an adaptive program. According to O'Brien, they were lucky because they were working with a Cardassian computer, which limited the program to no more than seven encryption sequences.

After O'Brien and Dax decrypted the access code, 4-1-0-0-R-L-X, they discovered that the command protocols of this program included a system of sequential overrides for the security fields around runabout pad A--an escape route. (DS9: "In the Hands of the Prophets")

One of the encryption sequences shown during the computer's search reads "GENE ROD", a reference to Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, while another reads "NCC1 701", a reference to Star Trek's famous ship, the USS Enterprise.

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 The '''ANA''' program was a [[computer]] subprogram created by the [[Bajoran]] [[engineer]] [[Neela]] in [[2369]].
-[[Chief of operations]] [[Miles O'Brien]] found this program on [[operations center|ops]] while checking several systems and tried to get access to this program. The [[computer voice]] denied access due to a personal [[security access code]] which was created by chief of operations Miles O'Brien.
+[[Chief of operations]] [[Miles O'Brien]] found this program while checking several systems and tried to get access to this program. The computer denied him access to the program based on an [[authorization code]] forged under O'Brien's name.
-According to [[Lieutenant]] [[Jadzia Dax]], this file was protected by a series of [[encryption sequence]]s and she tried to run an adaptive program. O'Brien said that they were lucky because this is a [[Cardassian]] computer and it shouldn't have any more than seven sequences.
+The program was protected by a series of [[encryption]] sequences, which [[Lieutenant|Lt.]] [[Jadzia Dax]] attempted to decrypt with an adaptive program. According to O'Brien, they were lucky because they were working with a [[Cardassian]] computer, which limited the program to no more than seven encryption sequences.
-After O'Brien and Dax found the right encryption sequence, 4100RLX, they were informed that the command protocols of this program include a system of sequential overrides of the [[security field]]s around [[runabout pad|runabout pad A]], an escape route. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
+After O'Brien and Dax decrypted the access code, 4-1-0-0-R-L-X, they discovered that the command protocols of this program included a system of sequential overrides for the [[security field]]s around [[landing pad|runabout pad]] A--an escape route. ({{DS9|In the Hands of the Prophets}})
-{{bginfo|One of the encryption sequences shown during the searches reads "GENE ROD", a reference to ''[[Star Trek]]'' creator [[Gene Roddenberry]], while another reads "NCC1 701", a reference to ''Star Trek's'' famous ship, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}.}}
+{{bginfo|One of the encryption sequences shown during the computer's search reads "GENE ROD", a reference to ''[[Star Trek]]'' creator [[Gene Roddenberry]], while another reads "NCC1 701", a reference to ''Star Trek's'' famous ship, the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}.}}
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 [[de:ANA]]
+[[Category:Computer technology]]