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Table I-7
Password Storage Locations
IMPORTANT: Although the YaST based install can sometimes be used successfully to reconfigure
some OES services, Novell neither recommends nor supports that practice.
Avoid Password Expiration Problems
Many organizations require that all network users have password policies to enforce regular
password expiration and change.
Such policies create complications for the proxy user design. Proxy user passwords are stored on the
local system to enable the OES services to log in to eDirectory. Every time a password change is
forced in eDirectory, services stop working until the password is sychronized on the server.
Associated Service Where the Password Is Stored Locally How the Password Can Be Reset
AFP This password is stored in either CASA
or in an encrypted file, depending on
the configuration option specified
during service installation. You can use iManager to reset the
password in CASA or in the encrypted file,
or the CASAcli tool if it is stored in CASA.
Archive and
Versioning This password is stored in CASA. You must use the script provided by
Archive and Versioning Services to change
the password on the server.
CIFS This password is stored in either CASA
or in an encrypted file, depending on
the configuration option specified
during service installation. You can use iManager to reset the
password in CASA or in the encrypted file,
or the CASAcli tool if it is stored in CASA.
DHCP This password is stored in CASA if it is
available. If CASA is not available, it is
stored in the
/etc/dhcpd.conf file.
If the password is stored in CASA, you can
set it using the CASAcli tool. If not, edit the
/etc/dhcpd.conf file.
DNS This password is stored in CASA if it is
available. If CASA is not available, it is
stored in an encrypted file. ??
iFolder 3 This password is stored in the iFolder
store with PKI cryptography. It can be changed either from a terminal
prompt using the iFolder command line
utilities or through the iFolder Admin
Console.
Linux User
Management This is stored in the /etc/nam.conf
file.
Edit the /etc/nam.conf file and change
the password in eDirectory.
NetStorage This password is stored in the XTier
registry. This can be changed in iManager through
the NetStorage plug-in.
NSS ?? This password is system-generated at
install time and cannot be reset.
Samba (Novell) This password is stored in Samba. You can change the password by using the
smbpasswd command.