passphrase set command

The passphrase set command resets the passphrase for a node where you run the command. Passphrases are initially set when you install AS4 Microservice.

Usage notes

Follow these guidelines when you use this command to set a passphrase:

The passphrase cannot be the same passphrase as the previous passphrase.
You cannot use single or double quotation marks in the passphrase.
If the passphrase has multiple words that are separated by spaces, you must use double quotation marks around the phrase. You can use this syntax only when you are specifying the passphrase on the command line.

When you run this command, the configuration of the system is recorded before and after you run the command. This information is saved in the install_dir\Members\logs directory.

Important: The configuration information that is recorded includes user information, but this information is intended mainly for troubleshooting and not security auditing.

Environment

Windows 2008
Linux®

Authorization

Administrative user

Syntax

execute passphrase set <passphrase>

Option descriptions

passphrase: Passphrase that you want to set with the passphrase set command. If you do not use this option, you are prompted for a passphrase.

Examples

Example: Setting a passphrase that appears on the screen.

This command sets the passphrase passphrase789 for the node where you run the command:

execute passphrase set passphrase789

Example: Setting a passphrase that does not appear on the screen.

This command sets the passphrase for the node where you run the command. Use this command when you do not want the passphrase to be displayed on the screen:

execute passphrase set
Passphrase:
Verify Passphrase:

Example: Setting a passphrase that appears on the screen as multiple words in parentheses.

This command sets the passphrase passphrase 789 for the node where you run the command:

Restriction: You can use this syntax only when you are specifying the passphrase on the command line.

execute passphrase set "passphrase 789"