SAS Scalable Performance Data Server 4.5, Administrator'S Manual

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Example
list bar
This example might produce the following listing:
USER AUTHORIZATION IP ADDRESS
---- ------------- -----------
bar 7
RESET
resets a password for a user. The RESET command resets a user's password after three
consecutive failed attempts to connect to a server. After the third failed attempt, the user
ID is no longer enabled. After the password has been reset, the user must change the
password before he can connect to a server.
Syntax
reset username newpwd newpwd
Arguments
username
the name (user ID) of an SPD Server user, up to 8 characters.
newpwd
a new password for the user. The new password can be up to 8 characters maximum.
The new password must contain at least 6 characters - at least one character must be
numeric, and at least one character must be alphabetic. The argument is repeated to
verify the password for accuracy.
Note: The new password expires immediately and
must be changed with the psmgr CHGPASS command.
Example
reset tom abc123 abc123
This example resets the password for tom .
QUIT
ends the session and exits from psmgr .
Syntax
quit
Using a File as Input to psmgr
You can create and then send a file of commands to the psmgr utility.
Example
Here is a command file named pscmds:
authorize bar barpwd
add newuser newpwd1 newpwd1 0 - - - - - -
list
quit
The command file contains the password barpwd for user bar . Because the command file
contains user IDs and user passwords, you might want to secure access to the command
Using a File as Input to psmgr
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