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The modern data center never stops. Your infrastructure needs to deliver around the clock, but your staff has limits. If you have followed the IT industry for any length of time, you are familiar with our love of obfuscation. Every discovery must be protected with a code name. Once it’s released to the public, the product name is inevitably shortened to a 3 or 4 letter acronym. So, you will understand my feigned curiosity when the term Redfish entered the IT lexicon in 2014. Is this a product? Is it a consortium? And most important, what’s … READ MORE |
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7023286: SSPR 5003 in Forgotten Password Module
This document (7023286) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document.
Environment
Self Service Password Reset
SSPR 4.2.0.3
eDir 9.0.4
IDM UserApp 4.6
OSP Integration
SSPR Forgotten password module configured to allow unlock of intruder-locked eDir account
Situation
Error 5003 returned after answering passphrase questions in SSPR “forgotten password” module
5003 ERROR_USERAUTHENTICATED, simply means the user is already authenticated to SSPR.
User had previously authenticated to User App
Resolution
This is working as designed. The user getting the 5003 error had previously authenticated to UserApp, and the message just means that the user is already authenticated.
When SSPR is integrated with User App, OSP automatically logs the user into SSPR with tokens. Since OSP uses tokens it can authenticate the user to SSPR even if the user’s password became locked after the User App login.
Workaround:
– Change the text shown on the “change password” button,and the text that goes with the button description in SSPR ConfigurationEditor, under Display Text – Display. Change the valuesfor “Button_ChangePassword” and “Display_RecoverChoiceReset.”
Additional Information
Steps to duplicate:
1. Configure SSPR for OSP integration
2. Login to User App
3. Using an incorrect password, attempt to login to eDirectory with the Client for Open Enterprise Server enough times to trigger intruder detection
4. Launch SSPR from User App, select Forgotten Password
5. Answer passphrase questions
6. Error 5003, “user already authenticated” will be returned
Disclaimer
This Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for NetIQ/Novell/SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented “AS IS” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.
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7023286: SSPR 5003 in Forgottten Password Module
This document (7023286) is provided subject to the disclaimer at the end of this document.
Environment
Self Service Password Reset
SSPR 4.2.0.3
eDir 9.0.4
IDM UserApp 4.6
OSP Integration
SSPR Forgotten password module configured to allow unlock of intruder-locked eDir account
Situation
Error 5003 returned after answering passphrase questions in SSPR “forgotten password” module
5003 ERROR_USERAUTHENTICATED, simply means the user is already authenticated to SSPR.
User had previously authenticated to User App
Resolution
This is working as designed. The user getting the 5003 error had previously authenticated to UserApp, and the message just means that the user is already authenticated.
When SSPR is integrated with User App, OSP automatically logs the user into SSPR with tokens. Since OSP uses tokens it can authenticate the user to SSPR even if the user’s password became locked after the User App login.
Workaround:
– Change the text shown on the “change password” button,and the text that goes with the button description in SSPR ConfigurationEditor, under Display Text – Display. Change the valuesfor “Button_ChangePassword” and “Display_RecoverChoiceReset.”
Additional Information
Steps to duplicate:
1. Configure SSPR for OSP integration
2. Login to User App
3. Using an incorrect password, attempt to login to eDirectory with the Client for Open Enterprise Server enough times to trigger intruder detection
4. Launch SSPR from User App, select Forgotten Password
5. Answer passphrase questions
6. Error 5003, “user already authenticated” will be returned
Disclaimer
This Support Knowledgebase provides a valuable tool for NetIQ/Novell/SUSE customers and parties interested in our products and solutions to acquire information, ideas and learn from one another. Materials are provided for informational, personal or non-commercial use within your organization and are presented “AS IS” WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND.
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7012569: How to reset the Filr Admin user password.
Do one of the following:
1) Either create a local user with a new password or use a existing user that you know the password for, then copy its password in the database to the password of admin. In order to copy/reset the password in the database, login to mysql from the server by typing:
mysql -uroot -p
<root password>
use filr
select name,password from SS_Principals where name=’admin’; (keep a copy of this for backup, just in case)
select name,password from SS_Principals where name=’desireduser’; (this should be the user you know the password for, save this)
update SS_Principals set password=’xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx’ where name=’admin’; (keep the single quotes, replace the xxxx with the saved password from the user above)
Reboot Filr after that change.
Or
2) Reset the password for admin back to the default, which was admin, do the following:
mysql -uroot -p
[Enter database root Password]
Use filr;
UPDATE SS_Principals SET password=’bc8f3945a1466d220df9c91b655fb864b2664421′, pwdenc=’SHA’ WHERE name=’admin’ and type=’user’;
exit;
[Enter database root Password]
Use filr;
UPDATE SS_Principals SET password=’bc8f3945a1466d220df9c91b655fb864b2664421′, pwdenc=’SHA’ WHERE name=’admin’ and type=’user’;
exit;
Restart Filr Service.
Login as admin with password admin.
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Re: Avamar Default passwords 7.5.1
Hi,
I am on Avamar 7.5.1 and my security team found a default password on the dtlt and I thought they had all be changed by my predecessors as this system is 5 years old.
However, they found a default password for Root. I was confused as I know that the password for Root has been changed as I came across a document stating that the default password is changeme and that is not what I use. I have since learned that there is another root account on the system and I need to get it changed, but the Admin guide makes me more confused on how to make this change that it does clearing the issue up.
What are the 2 root accounts defined as and how do I change the one and not the other account password?
After changing the password in Avamar, where else does that password need to be changed and how do I do that? (such as in DataDomain or the Proxies?)
Thank you for helping me with this “inherited” system.
-Mike
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How to Enforce Password Complexity on NetScaler
> set system parameter Strongpassword (enableall/enablelocal) Warning: Strong Password now enabled. Please ensure all the existing user passwords adhere to this restriction. Minimum Password Length is set to 4 as default.
Note: Command Strongpassword can have values enableall, enablelocal or disabled. By default it is disabled. If you want to force strong passwords for local accounts then we can set the value as enablelocal.
After enabling strong password (enableall / enablelocal – not included in exclude list), all the passwords / sensitive information must have – Atleast 1 Lower case character, Atleast 1 Upper case character, Atleast 1 numeric character, Atleast 1 special character ( ~, `, !, @, #, $, %, ^, &, *, -, _, =, +, {, }, [, ], |, , :, <, >, /, ., ,, ” “).
After enabling strong passwords for the appliance, make sure that you update the passwords to match the strong password criteria. Otherwise, users with weak passwords cannot access the appliance. To locate the weak passwords, in the shell, go to the “/netscaler” directory and run the “nsconfigaudit -weakpasswd” utility.
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