dmchangeuserpassword—Changing the password on a user account
Use this command to change the password on a user account that you had created.
This user will require the password in order to log into Management Console. To change passwords, you must be a system administrator and have the privilege to manage datastores and user accounts.
Syntax
DMCHANGEUSERPASSWORD username password
[-accessserver hostname port adminuser adminpassword]
Parameters
- userName
- Specifies the name of the user that you are changing the password for.
- password
- Specifies the password you want the user to supply when logging into Management Console. If you have enabled complex passwords, then you must specify a password that meets the requirements.
- -accessserver hostname port adminuser adminpassword
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.