Unlocking a user account (Command line)

You can unlock a user account from the command line interface.

1. Ensure you have system administrator authority with privileges to manage datastores and user accounts in Management Console
2. Issue the dmunlockuser command where Access Server is installed:

   dmunlockuser user_name [-accessserver hostname port adminuser adminpassword]

   where the values for the parameters are as follows:

   The following parameters are optional and are only required if you are running this command remotely from the system where you have installed Access Server. The -accessserver parameter indicates that you want to connect to a remote installation of Access Server. It indicates that you want to run this command for an installation of Access Server that is physically remote from the Access Server installation where you are running this command.

   hostname

   The fully qualified host name of the remote system where Access Server is installed.

   port

   The port number of the remote system where Access Server is installed.

   adminuser

   A user with system administrator (SYSADMIN) privileges (see role parameter in the dmcreateuser command) and the ability to manage users and datastores (see manager parameter in the dmcreateuser command).

   adminpassword

   The password for the specified SYSADMIN user.