ccmadm password

This topic contains information about the ccmadm password command.

Synopsis

ccmadm password /admin_user
ccmadm password /informix [database_servers_computer_names]

Description and uses

The ccmadm password command updates Rational® Synergy and Informix® services after the passwords for the Informix and admin_user users have been changed for Windows®.

You must run the ccmadm password command for the Rational Synergy server to operate after the passwords have been changed for the Informix and admin_user users.

After changing the admin_user password on or in Windows, you must run the ccmadm password command on a machine in the domain.

Before you change the Rational Synergy administrator user password, protect all Rational Synergy databases. After changing the Rational Synergy administrator password in Windows, you must run the ccmadm password command on a machine in the domain.

Before you change the Informix user password, shut down all Rational Synergy databases and Informix services because you must stop, and then start all Informix database servers, including the main server and all additional servers. After changing the Informix password in Windows, you must run the ccmadm password command on the main servers, additional servers, or both. Run this command where you changed the informix password.

The command prompts you for the new password twice. If both password entries match, the Rational Synergy and Informix services are updated. Keep in mind that you must type the passwords correctly. The program does not check them.

The user for this command must be a local administrator on the server.

Satisfy the following prerequisites:

Options and arguments

/admin_user

Updates the Rational Synergy services after the Rational Synergy administrator user password has changed.

/informix [database_servers_computer_names]

Updates the Rational Synergy services after the informix user password. You must restart all Informix services throughout the network. The database_servers_computer_names option is a list of computers that house the main server and all additional servers that are installed.

Examples


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