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Using Sample BNA Initialization Files<br />

Appendix A of this guide describes a BNA initialization file that might be appropriate for<br />

your <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong>. This file defines BNA connections on a single MCP Adapter.<br />

Changing the Administrator User Name and<br />

Password<br />

The user name, called Administrator, is the built-in administrator account for the<br />

Operations <strong>Server</strong> and all of the environments (I/O engine, E-mode engine, JProcessor<br />

Specialty Engine, and so on) on your <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong>. It is one of the most targeted account<br />

names by malicious programs and hackers. As a security precaution, you should rename<br />

this account to another less common name.<br />

During the initial installation of the <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong> at your site, the user name<br />

Administrator and the associated password are changed from the default factory settings<br />

to credentials that you specified in the <strong>FS6200</strong> <strong>Server</strong> <strong>System</strong> Planning <strong>Guide</strong> for various<br />

environments. If this change has not been done, make the change. Unisys recommends<br />

that you set a password policy to change the password from time to time.<br />

Note: For all ePortal environments, the user name Administrator is removed during the<br />

ePortal installation; ePortal manages the user accounts itself. Therefore, the following<br />

procedure should not be performed for any ePortal environment.<br />

Perform the following steps to change the Administrator account user name and<br />

password in each environment:<br />

1. Click Start and select Control Panel.<br />

2. Click Add or remove user accounts under User Accounts and Family<br />

Safety.<br />

3. Click the Administrator account icon.<br />

4. Click Change the account name.<br />

5. Type the new name in the New account name box and then click Change Name.<br />

You return to the Make changes to Administrator’s account window.<br />

6. Click Change the password.<br />

7. Type the current password in the Current password box.<br />

8. Type the new password in the New password box and retype it in the Confirm<br />

new password box.<br />

9. (Optional) Type a hint in the Type a password hint box.<br />

10. Click Change password.<br />

Customizing the <strong>Server</strong> Configuration<br />

11. Log off the system and log back on using the new Administrator account name and<br />

password.<br />

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