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10-16-2002 04:10 AM
10-16-2002 04:10 AM
Noobie ROOT Question
I recently took on a HP K460 server. When I attempted to logon as 'root" the system prompted for a pssword and I entered it (it was good 3 days eariler). The system then responds that the password has expired - and enters the password change routine requesting the old password. I entered it and the system then responds - "Password cannot be changed. Reason: Password lifetime has passed. Login aborted due to no password."
How can I get past this problem to perform system maintenance?
How can I get past this problem to perform system maintenance?
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10-16-2002 04:22 AM
10-16-2002 04:22 AM
Re: Noobie ROOT Question
Login on the console.
Darrell
Darrell
"What, Me Worry?" - Alfred E. Neuman (Mad Magazine)
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10-16-2002 04:36 AM
10-16-2002 04:36 AM
Re: Noobie ROOT Question
I think you have a trusted system.
shutdown and reboot the system
interrupt the boot sequence
interact .....-->yes
ISL>hpux -is
When you get into single user mode mount your file systems
#mount -a
#/usr/lbin/tsconvert -r
to revert back to a non trusted system. Edit /etc/password to remove root's encrypted password.
#passwd
to change the root password
#/usr/lbin/tsconvert to return to a trusted system.
#reboot
Thanks
shutdown and reboot the system
interrupt the boot sequence
interact .....-->yes
ISL>hpux -is
When you get into single user mode mount your file systems
#mount -a
#/usr/lbin/tsconvert -r
to revert back to a non trusted system. Edit /etc/password to remove root's encrypted password.
#passwd
to change the root password
#/usr/lbin/tsconvert to return to a trusted system.
#reboot
Thanks
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