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Changing<br />

passwords<br />

Setting the<br />

system date and<br />

time<br />

Figure 19: Date and<br />

Time window<br />

About the Date and<br />

Time window<br />

Chapter 3: General System Tasks<br />

Changing passwords<br />

To change an administrator account password (also known as a UNIX account<br />

password), do the following:<br />

Note: If you forget your password, you can still access the administrative kernel to<br />

change your password. See “If you forget your administrator password” on page<br />

653.<br />

1 In the Admin Console, select Firewall <strong>Administration</strong> > Firewall Accounts.<br />

The Administrator Accounts window appears.<br />

2 Click the administrator account whose password you want to change, then<br />

click Modify. The Firewall Accounts: Modify window appears.<br />

3 In the Password field, enter the new administrator account password.<br />

4 Click OK.<br />

Use the following procedures to check the <strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong> system clock or<br />

change the system clock from the Admin Console.<br />

Viewing/changing the date and time<br />

To check and/or change the system date and time settings, start the Admin<br />

Console and select Firewall <strong>Administration</strong> > Date and Time. The Date and<br />

Time window appears.<br />

Before changing the date and time, note the following:<br />

• Applying changes to the date and time will cause the <strong>Sidewinder</strong> <strong>G2</strong> to<br />

automatically reboot. Therefore, you should only modify date and/or time<br />

settings during <strong>of</strong>f-hours. Also note that the reboot will cause you to lose<br />

your Admin Console connection.<br />

• The Admin Console allows you to set the clock ahead a maximum <strong>of</strong> 31<br />

days. The Admin Console does not allow you to set the system clock back<br />

in time. To set the clock back, reboot to the Administrative kernel and run<br />

the config_time utility. See “Changing the date or time using the<br />

config_time utility” on page 48 for details.<br />

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