Title: Internal Password
What
OS and version of Oracle are you using? On unix systems, the presumption
is that only authorized personnel (DBAs and Sys Admins)can connect as the
oracle user. Only the oracle user can connect internal. If
unauthorized personnel have the oracle password, change
Dear Gurus...
Pleasecan u suggest detail procedure of how to change the internal password ..os : Windows NT
i tried to do with ORADIM utility..but i could not do it successfullylooking forward for the answer as soon as possible...
Regards
Chinna
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hi chinna..
use this -- alter user sys identified by urnewpasswd;
was that not rocket science :) .. kidding .. late
night humor
Deepak
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Dear Gurus...
Please can u suggest detail procedure of how to
change the internal password ..os
Title: Internal Password
Thanks
Ganesh, I actually thought I had done this, but obviously the stress of a downed
system must have clouded my brain. It now works as described
below.
Thanks
Denham
-Original Message-From: Ganesh Raja
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Title: Internal Password
Hello Gurus
I have a problem in that I was always able to login to svrmgrl on the consol and connect to internal, without having to give a password.
Yesterday however we had a massive mulfunction of the UPS and all power was lost to the server room.
Anyway
Title: Internal Password
Set
ORACLE_SID Environment Variable to the instance u want to Connect to
.
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Hello, I am trying to log in the sqlplus (from command line) as the
internal user but I can´t remember its password.
Is there any way to change it?
TIA
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the internal password
Hello, I am trying to log in the sqlplus (from command line) as the
internal user but I can´t remember its password.
Is there any way to change it?
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De : Beatriz Martínez Jiménez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Envoyé : mardi 25 septembre 2001 12:45
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Objet : changing the internal password
Hello, I am trying to log in the sqlplus (from
You can use the orapwd utility to recreate the password file.
Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 6:45 AM
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Hello, I am trying to log in the sqlplus (from command line) as the
internal user but I can´t remember its password.
Beatriz,
It is possible to change your internal password. At the command prompt (DOS)
issue the command
ORAPWD file=passwordfilepassword=newpasswordentrries=no. of DBAs
e.g.
ORAPWD file=ABCSPWD.ORA password=oracle entries=5 (where you expect up to 5
entries for
Where ABCS
the internal password
You can use the orapwd utility to recreate the password file.
Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 6:45 AM
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Hello, I am trying to log in the sqlplus (from command line) as the
internal user but I can´t
You probably are running sqlplus on NT. Therefore, try
with sqlnet.authentication_services=(nts) in the
sqlnet.ora and look in the groups of users of NT for
the group ora_SID_NT. The Oracle NT user has to be
member of this one.
If you are running Oracle on Unix, you have to look in
sqlnet.ora
learned that we can change the
internal password by 'ORADIM' utility.
Now now i changed the internal password by using this utility.
After that i tested with default password 'oracle' (???). it's going ... i
surpriced...
even more, if i put any characters instead of password, it's succeeded
A lot of thanks for all of you!!!.
Moses Ngati Moya wrote:
Beatriz,
It is possible to change your internal password. At the command prompt (DOS)
issue the command
ORAPWD file=passwordfilepassword=newpasswordentrries=no. of DBAs
e.g.
ORAPWD file=ABCSPWD.ORA password=oracle
with internal
without any password, may i
know in which scanario, oracle will ask
password for internal?
Yearly of this year, from this list only i learned
that we can change the
internal password by 'ORADIM' utility.
Now now i changed the internal password by using
this utility
Title: RE: changing the internal password
-Original Message-
From: Nirmal Kumar Muthu Kumaran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
...
I had another doubt:
Most of the times, oracle connects with internal without any
password, may i
know in which scanario, oracle will ask
password
Hi Alex,
Are you sure in Unix you do not need password for internal if you
are member of DBA group ?
-- neena
"Hillman, Alex" wrote:
If you are on unix - you do not need internal password if you log in as
member of dba group. On NT before 8.1 you need interna
Associate that second user to the 'dba' unix group.
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To: 'lzDBA' [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 4:06 PM
Hi guys,
(WITH SOLARIS 7 and ORACLE 8.1.6)
After I create a new user that can access SVRMGRL and with user
I try to restrict other user from accessing other than sqlplus, by creating
new group for them and inside my
/appl/Oracle8i/bin/bla bla bla rwxrw-
so i can not mix those with dba group do you have any sugestion?
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Sent: Monday, 26 March 2001 6:57 PM
To: [EMAIL
You use the orapwd utility to change the remote internal password on unix. The default file name is $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/orapw$ORACLE_SID. Also, when you log in as internal locally, you don't need a password as long as the id you log in with is part of the dba unix group.
Nihar [EMAIL PROTECTED
If you are on unix - you do not need internal password if you log in as
member of dba group. On NT before 8.1 you need internal password but you can
change it recreating password file or recreating instance using oradim.
Alex Hillman
-Original Message-
From: Murali
There is not internal password, per se. If you are using unix, you need to
be part of the
DBA group to connect internal. I'm not sure how it works on NT.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 9:18 AM
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URGENT,
Someone changed
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Sent: 3/20/01 8:17 AM
URGENT,
Someone changed the internal password. How do you connnect or change the
internal password, if not able to find it?
Murali Vallath
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You can use the orapwd utility to recreate password file with new internal
password.
Rick
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Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 9:17 AM
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Subject: Someone changed INTERNAL
Hi,
What can I do when connect internal ask for password ? can I disable this
password ?
Thank you
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