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Customizing the Server Configuration
Changing the Default Systems Management
Account Password
Systems management software running on the Operations Server needs to communicate
with software running in the other supporting environments. This communication is
protected through the use of an internal user account, UIS_SysMgmt. Your system comes
initially configured with a default password for this account.
Note: It is strongly recommended you perform the following instructions to update the
password to a value unique to your system.
To change the UIS_SysMgmt account password, perform the following steps:
1. On the Operations Server, open the MCP Console.
2. From the Configure menu, select System Account.
3. Verify that there are no errors communicating with any environments in the system.
Do not change the password until any errors are resolved.
4. If there are no errors reported, select Change Password to update the account
password.
Refer to “Managing the System Account” in the MCP Console Help for additional
information.
Note: When changing the UIS_SysMgmt account password, you do not specify a
password directly, but instead specify a “seed key” which is used to generate a secure
password. You can choose any value for the seed key as you desire. It is recommended
that you choose something you can remember in case you need to reset the password on
a component in the future. You can use the MCP Console to change the seed key to a new
value at any time.
Configuring the MCP Environment
You might want to consider some additional configuration settings and installation
procedures that are beyond the scope of this manual when you initially configure the
FS6200 Server MCP Environment.
The MCP Implementation Guide contains many procedures that are useful for initially
setting up any MCP system. Not all of the procedures in the guide are necessary for the
FS6200 Server because the MCP Environment is preconfigured with many of the
recommended settings. Refer to Section 5 “Setting up Your MCP Partition” of the MCP
Implementation Guide for topics related to
• Migrating settings from a previous MCP system to a new halt/load disk on your new
system.
• Migrating the halt/load disk itself from your old system into use on your new system.
• Integrating your MCP Environment with Microsoft Networks.
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