The response file contains the following password properties:
In the response file, the encryption properties are set to true by default, and the value of the password property is treated as encrypted when you do a silent installation.
However, if you need to modify the password before you do a silent installation on other computers, you can set the value of the encryption property to false and set the value of the password property to the actual password that you want to use.
In the following sample from a response file, a password of 1111111 for the metadata database is encrypted as axfe02ki3kdi383.
#Meta Data Panel #--------------- MetaData.database.encrypted=true MetaData.database.password=axfe02ki3kdi383
#Meta Data Panel #--------------- MetaData.database.encrypted=false MetaData.database.password=222222
The following table lists the password encryption properties in the response file and the results of setting the properties to true or to false.
| Encryption Property | Result when the value is set to true (default setting) | Result when the value is set to false (or when the property is removed from the response file) |
|---|---|---|
| DB2UnixInstancePanel.encrypted | The value of DB2UnixInstancePanel.password and the value of DB2UnixInstancePanel.confPassword are treated as encrypted. | The value of DB2UnixInstancePanel.password and the value of DB2UnixInstancePanel.confPassword are treated as cleartext. |
| MetaData.database.encrypted | The value of MetaData.database.password is treated as encrypted. | The value of MetaData.database.password is treated as cleartext. |