J Reset the SOAP Password

This procedure provides the details about resetting the SOAP password. When Oracle is upgraded, the following procedure resets the SOAP password, for the DSR to perform self-authenticate with IDIH.

Log in to the Active NOAM Server

1. Log in as admusr on the active NOAM server.
2. Retrieve the TPD web service password in plaintext by executing:

   $ /usr/TKLC/appworks/bin/aw.wallet credential get cmsoapa password

   The command will print the current plaintext configuration web service password.

   For example:

   7w57q9U0OvOtKtgtLVTMajDcXfhCj2F4nyXw45qK6EXNHA9jACyQ

Log in to the IDIH Application Server

1. Log in as admusr on the IDIH application server.
2. Change the user to tekelec by executing:

   sudo su – tekelec

3. Reset/Create the Configuration web service password:
   1. Go to the directory

      /usr/TKLC/xIH/apps/trace-refdata-adapter/
      run ./resetSoapPassword.sh

   2. When prompted for password:

      <enter the password obtained from Step1.2>

      Note:

      This script prints the encrypted password.

      The new encrypted SOAP password is stored into IDIH Oracle database.

4. Verify if the password is stored in IDIH Oracle database by executing:
   1. sqlplus /@NSP
   2. Select * from DSR_USER_CREDENTIALS;

      Note:

      Here you should see the same encrypted password as in Step 2.3.
   3. Type exit to exit the database.
5. After verifying that the password is stored in database in Step 2.4, the WebLogic application server must be restarted on IDIH application server.
   1. Become admusr by executing:

      exit

   2. Stop the WebLogic application server by executing:

      sudo service xih-apps stop

   3. Start the WebLogic application server by executing:

      sudo service xih-apps start

      The Weblogic server might take few minutes to resume its service.

      Note:

      Upon completion of the above steps, in IDIH /var/TKLC/xIH/log/apps/weblogic/apps/application.log file you should see NO Error.