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04-12-2016 09:03 PM
04-12-2016 09:03 PM
Trusted mode problem
Root account locked after 3 times incorrect password, to get access to single user mode i need a root login/password verification. How to unlock root ? HP-UX(11.31)
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04-14-2016 02:40 PM
04-14-2016 02:40 PM
Re: Trusted mode problem
>> to get access to single user mode i need a root login/password verification...
You power cycle the system, then interrupt the boot process and manually boot the kernel with -is.
The steps vary with the model computer you are using.
Unless you specifically setup single user access startup with a password, you'll get a shell prompt after the system reboots in single user mode.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin