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Jayraj
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How to enable a disable account...

Hi all..

my account got disabled after failed to login 3 times..How do I enable my account..
and How to check whether my server is in trusted environment or Non- trusted environment..
Please advice...
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Paul McCleary
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Re: How to enable a disable account...

Hi,

If you are running a trusted system your local user passwords will be stored in a database in /tcb/file/auth and all the user password fields in /etc/passwd will have an asterick.

Also might want to check if you have shadow passwords enabled: /etc/shadow.

On a trusted system you use:

/usr/lbin/modprpw -k username

On a non-trusted system:

passwd -d username

Man page states:

-d Allow user to login without a password by deleting it.
In untrusted mode this unlocks/activates the user
account if found locked/deactivated.

If you have Standard Mode Security Extensions installed - check with:

swlist|grep -i std

Then take a look at userdbset command:

userdbset -d -u username auth_failures

HTH,

Paul
T G Manikandan
Honored Contributor

Re: How to enable a disable account...

In Trusted system, all encrypted passwords are stored in files in the /tcb/files/auth directory.

# /usr/lbin/modprpw -k
to enable
Johnson Punniyalingam
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Re: How to enable a disable account...

Hi Swaraj,

>>my account got disabled after failed to login 3 times..How do I enable my account..<<

You should be root user to enable you account.

enable as per below command

# /usr/lbin/modprpw -k

How check my user account locked

# /usr/lbin/getprpw -l

and How to check whether my server is in trusted environment or Non- trusted environment..<<

If you /tcb --> directory "exist" means its trsuted system or if you perform the command mention above .also will tell you command can be excuted System not trusted.


Hope this Helps,

Thanks,
JOhnson
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