Execute amtune or amtune.bat with a file that contains passwords for the servers in your deployment. Use the following strings:
Server |
String |
---|---|
Sun OpenSSO Enterprise 8.0 |
SSOADM_PASSWORD= |
Sun Web Server 7.0 |
WADM_PASSWORD= |
Sun Application Server 9.1 |
ASADMINPASSWORD= |
Sun Directory Server |
DIRMGR_PASSWORD=_ |
For sample entries, see the sample passwords file. The file amtune-samplepasswordfile is located in the directory:
TOOLS_DIR\OPENSSO_URI\bin\amtune,
where amtune/amtune.bat and amtune-env.properties are also located.
On Solaris, Linux, and AIX, the password file must be inaccessible to non-owners and only readable by its owner . For example, you can change the permissions mode of the password file by running the following command:
chmod 400
On Windows, amtune.bat does not check the permission on the password file.
Tuning operating system parameters does not require a password file.