Accessing the Oracle FS System

After you have installed Oracle FS System Manager (GUI) software package on a client workstation, you can run the application to access an Oracle FS System.

Unless the default values have been changed during installation, use the following values the first time that you use the Primary administrator account to log in to the GUI:

Table 1 Default login values
Field	Default value
Pilot IP address	10.0.0.2
Login Name	administrator
Password	pillar

If the default value has been changed for the Pilot, use one of the following options in the Oracle FS name field:

If the Pilot IP address has been changed to a customer-specific address, use that address.
If you configured the IP address to a DNS host name, you can use that host name to log into the Oracle FS System.

The login name does not change.

The password does not change. However, after you login with the default password, you will be prompted to enter a new password.

Passwords must adhere to the following security policy:

Must be eight characters to 16 characters in length
Cannot contain dictionary words
Cannot be any of the last 50 passwords
Note: The system retains recent passwords for one year.
Must contain at least one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, one numeric character, and one special character

The following list summarizes the tasks that you should perform immediately after you change the password and log in to the system:

Document the password and keep the password secure.
Ensure that the Primary Administrator also obtains this password.
Set up and test an email address for the Primary Administrator.
Create one additional Administrator 1 account with a valid email address. Use the additional Administrator 1 or appropriate level accounts for routine system administration rather than the Primary administrator account.

If you exceed the maximum number of administrator login attempts, your account will disable. Use a Administrator 1 account, if one exists, to reset the password. Primary system administrators and administrators who are assigned to the Administrator 1 role can change the password of any administrator account without knowing the previous password. A Support administrator cannot reset the Primary system administrator password.

At any given time, the following number of administrator sessions can be active:

Five active sessions for each administrator account
25 total at any given time

Note: The default time-out period is 20 minutes. When a session is inactive for more than the time-out period, the system terminates that session, and prompts you to log in again.