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Using the Administration Tools After Installation
◆ To change the authentication credentials used by the Domain Manager’s container:
1. On the Configure tab in the Sonic Management Console connected to the running
Domain Manager, expand the Containers folder.
2. Select the DomainManager container, then right-click and choose Properties.
3. Enter the preferred administrative user or accept the current User Name
Administrator, and then click Set Password.
4. In the Set Password dialog box, enter the password you set for the administrative
user, and then click OK in both dialog boxes.
Because the Domain Manager’s container is running, its revised connection information
updates the Domain Manager’s launch files in its working directory.
◆ To change the authentication credentials used by administrative tools:
1. In the Sonic Management Console, create a new connection that uses the preferred
administrative user information, and then reconnect to the domain.
2. Close the session that used the previously acceptable credentials.
3. Similarly adjust the connection information used by administrative applications.
◆ To change the authentication credentials of containers managed in the domain:
1. On the Configure tab in the Sonic Management Console, select a running container,
then right-click and choose Properties.
Important If a container is not running when you change the password in its configuration, you
will have to resetup the already-configured container through the steps in either
“Configure a Container, then Use a Host Manager to Run Setup” on page 125
or“Configure Container, Generate Setup File, then Run Setup” on page 126.
2. Enter the preferred administrative user or accept the current User Name
Administrator, and then click Set Password.
3. In the Set Password dialog box, enter the password you set for the administrative
user, and then click OK in both dialog boxes.
Because the selected container is running, its revised connection information is updated
in the launch files in its working directory.
See the chapter “Configuring Security” in the Progress SonicMQ Configuration and
Management Guide for information on creating users, changing user passwords, and
assigning users to groups.
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