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| - | =====nemsadmin User===== | + | =====NEMS Administrator User===== |
| - | As of NEMS 1.3 the default username is //nemsadmin//. This is used for your initial sign-in to your NEMS server (over SSH or keyboard connected to your NEMS server), but is forcibly changed upon [[commands:nems-init|nems-init]]. | + | ====Default Username and Password==== |
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| + | The default username for initial setup is //nemsadmin//. This is used to sign-in to your NEMS server (over SSH or keyboard connected to your NEMS server) only until you run [[commands:nems-init|nems-init]]. | ||
| **Username:** //nemsadmin// | **Username:** //nemsadmin// | ||
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| **Password:** //nemsadmin// | **Password:** //nemsadmin// | ||
| - | <WRAP center round important 60%> | + | Once your //nems-init// process is complete, you will need to instead sign-in as your newly created account (which you specify during //nems-init//). |
| - | If you are on a legacy version of NEMS, you will instead use the following credentials: | + | |
| - | **Username:** pi | + | When you initialize NEMS, you will provide a password for the NEMS web interfaces. This username/password will be what you use to access NEMS features (eg., nCONF, Nagios Core, NagVis, Check_MK, Samba, Webmin, SSH, etc.). |
| - | **Password:** raspberry | + | ====Changing Your Password==== |
| - | </WRAP> | + | |
| + | **Do not** use the traditional ''passwd'' command to change your NEMS administrator's password. Doing so will leave your system in a broken state (which can be fixed by running the correct command). Instead, use ''sudo nems-passwd'' | ||