Set the passwords of the system and admin users (installation only)

You must set passwords for the system and admin users for the product installation to be complete.

The system account is used internally by the Oracle Empirica Signal software. You cannot use the system account to log in to the Oracle Empirica Signal application.

The admin account is a non-SSO superuser account. You use the admin account to log in initially so you can create local users and configure the Oracle Empirica Signal software.

Perform these steps using the non-privileged user account on the application server.

1. Navigate to the <INSTALL_DIR>/bin/PasswordReset directory, for example:

   $ cd /<INSTALL_DIR>/bin/PasswordReset

2. Using a text editor, open the runPasswordReset.sh file.
3. Check the values of these environment variables and change them as necessary to the correct locations for your system:
   • JAVA_HOME—Path to the Java installation directory.
   • COMMON_COMPONENTS_HOME—Path to the oracle_common subdirectory in the WebLogic Middleware directory.
   • JPS_CONFIG_FILE—Path to the OPSS configuration file, which is located in the config/fmwconfig subdirectory of the Oracle WebLogic Server domain home directory by default.
   • JPS_MANIFEST_JAR—Path to the JPS_MANIFEST_JAR file for your version of the Oracle WebLogic Server.
   • INSTALL_ROOT—Value of <INSTALL_ROOT>.
4. Save and close the file.
5. Set the password for the system user:
   1. In the command shell, execute the runPasswordReset.sh script for the system user, for example:

      $ ./runPasswordReset.sh system override-passwordmustchange

      Logging information appears, and then a password prompt appears.

   2. Enter the password for the system user, and press Enter.

      By default, the password must contain at least eight characters, including an uppercase character, lowercase character, acceptable symbol, and number.

      A confirmation prompt appears.

   3. Reenter the password, and press Enter.
      • If the passwords match, a confirmation message appears.
      • If the passwords don't match, an error message appears. You must run the command again and enter matching passwords.
6. Set the password for the admin user:
   1. In the command shell, execute the runPasswordReset.sh script for the admin user, for example:

      $ ./runPasswordReset.sh admin

      Logging information appears, and then a password prompt appears.

   2. Enter the password for the admin user, and press Enter.

      Note:

      You use this password to log in to the Oracle Empirica Signal application as the admin user.

      The password must contain at least eight characters, including an uppercase character, lowercase character, acceptable symbol, and number.

      A confirmation prompt appears.

   3. Reenter the password, and press Enter.
      • If the passwords match, a confirmation message appears.
      • If the passwords don't match, an error message appears. You must run the command again and enter matching passwords.