Oracle® Internet Directory Administrator's Guide 10g (9.0.4) Part Number B12118-01 |
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Oracle Directory Server Administration, 5 of 10
A super user is a special directory administrator who typically has full access to directory information. The default user name of the super user is orcladmin
; the default password is welcome
. Oracle Corporation recommends that you change the password immediately.
A guest user is one who is not an anonymous user, and, at the same time, does not have a specific user entry. The default user name for a guest user is guest
; the default password is guest
.
A proxy user, as described in "Indirect Authentication", is typically used in an environment with a middle tier such as a firewall, an application such as Oracle Delegated Administration Services, or a RADIUS server. The default user name for a proxy user is proxy
; the default password is proxy
.
You can administer user names and passwords for the super, guest, and proxy users by using either Oracle Directory Manager or ldapmodify.
See Also:
Chapter 14, "Directory Access Control" for information on how to set access rights |
This section contains these topics:
To set a user name or password for a super user, a guest user, or a proxy user by using Oracle Directory Manager:
To set or modify a user name or password for a super user, a guest user, or a proxy user, use ldapmodify to modify the appropriate attribute:
User Name | Password | Attribute |
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Super user name |
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Guest user name |
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Proxy user name |
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For example, to change the password of the super user to superuserpassword, use ldapmodify to modify the directory-specific entry (DSE) by using an LDIF file containing the following:
dn: changetype:modify replace:orclsupassword orclsupassword:superuserpassword
See Also:
"ldapmodify Syntax" for ldapmodify syntax and usage notes. |
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