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If yes, go to
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If no, no further action is required.
Step 6
Handle the alarm. For details, see the
E9000 Server V100R001 Alarm Handling
.
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4.6 Changing Initial User Passwords
Change all the initial user passwords in the CX320, including changing the initial user
passwords of the BMC, converged switching plane, and BIOS after the first login to the
CX320 to enhance system O&M security..
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The password complexity check is enabled by default.
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Use passwords that meet complexity requirements.
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For security purposes, change the initial password upon the first login, and then change the password
periodically.
The BIOS initializes hardware, such as serial ports or dual in-line memory modules
(DIMMs), reads the kernel image from the flash memory to the random access memory
(RAM), and starts the operating system (OS).
Prerequisites
Conditions
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You have logged in to the converged switching plane command-line interface (CLI).
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You have logged in to the BMC CLI.
Data
lists the default data required for the login.
Table 4-6
Default data
Name
Default Data
Description
converged
switching plane
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User name:
root
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Password:
Huawei12#$
A user who logs in to the
converged switching plane over
Secure Shell (SSH) and has all
rights of the converged switching
plane.
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No user name
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Password:
Huawei12#$
A user who logs in to the
converged switching plane over a
serial port and has all rights of the
converged switching plane.
BIOS
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No user name
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Password:
Huawei12#$
An anonymous BIOS user, who
has no user name. Enter only the
password to enter the BIOS.
CX320 Switch Module
User Guide
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