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| + | = Unlocking a locked Root Account = | ||
| − | + | To unlock a locked Root Account in the Registry you will need access to the underlying database that stores all of the Registry information. | |
| − | In the database there will be a table with the name 'registry_root_security'. | + | In the database there will be a table with the name 'registry_root_security'. |
This table contains the following information about the root account: the username; the password (encrypted); the number of times a wrong password can be entered before the account is locked; whether or not the root account is locked. | This table contains the following information about the root account: the username; the password (encrypted); the number of times a wrong password can be entered before the account is locked; whether or not the root account is locked. | ||
| − | To unlock a locked root user set the value of the column 'is_locked' to 0. | + | To unlock a locked root user set the value of the column 'is_locked' to 0. There is no need to restart the Registry after this change, the root user is now unlocked. |
Latest revision as of 07:18, 4 September 2023
Unlocking a locked Root Account
To unlock a locked Root Account in the Registry you will need access to the underlying database that stores all of the Registry information.
In the database there will be a table with the name 'registry_root_security'.
This table contains the following information about the root account: the username; the password (encrypted); the number of times a wrong password can be entered before the account is locked; whether or not the root account is locked.
To unlock a locked root user set the value of the column 'is_locked' to 0. There is no need to restart the Registry after this change, the root user is now unlocked.
