Modifying the Default Administrator User 

Use

The user name and password of the default J2EE Engine administrator user are stored in a secure storage location in the file system. In addition, the Connection Factories of the JMS Server instances use the default administrator user’s authentication credentials.

Therefore, if you change or lock the default administrator’s user name or password, you have to update the entry in J2EE Engine file system secure storage and for the Connection Factories of the default JMS Server Instances.

Procedure

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       1.      Using Visual Administrator, create a new user and assign it to the Administrators user group. For more information, see Creating and Removing Users.

       2.      Update the credentials for the new administrator user in the J2EE Engine file system secure store.

                            a.      Using the J2EE Engine Config Tool, choose Secure Storage.

                            b.      Enter the new administrator user name in admin/user/<SID> field.

                            c.      Enter the new administrator password in admin/password/<SID> field.

For more information about editing the J2EE Engine Secure Storage, see Managing Secure Storage in the File System.

       3.      Update the user name and password of the new administrator user for the Connection Factories of the JMS Server Instances that use authentication with the administrator user.

                            a.      Using Visual Administrator, choose the JMS Provider service of the J2EE Engine.

                            b.      From the Runtime tab page, choose an entry from the list of JMS Server Instances.

                            c.      Open the Connection Factories tab page for that entry.

                            d.      Update the user name and password for the new administrator user in each of the Connection Factories that use the administrator user for authentication. For more information, see Managing JMS Connection Factories.

                            e.      Repeat the steps above for all JMS Server Instances with Connection Factories using the default administrator user for authentication.

Result

The credentials for the new administrator user are updated in the J2EE Engine file system secure store and for the Connection Factories of the JMS Server Instances.

 

See also:

Security on JMS Service