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  • How to change the GUEST password !!!!!
    Tuesday, June 16, 2009
    1. As the Applications Unix user, login to middleTier.

    2. Take Cold backup of prod instance including Applications file system

    3. Backup the Context file.Use the AutoConfig editor to change the context value for the guest password

    AutoConfig variable name is "s_guest_pass"

    4. Run AutoConfig

    5. Verify the new guest password as follows:

    select fnd_web_sec.validate_login('GUEST','') from dual;

    Result of this above script should return 'Y'

    6. Change the guest password used for diagnostics as follows:

    a)Login to applications as SYSADMIN user and choose "CRM HTML Administration" responsibility. (If
    you don't see this responsibility, it may be end dated for SYSADMIN user.)
    b)Click the "Settings" tab
    c)Click the "System" sub-tab
    d)Click the "Advanced" under "Properties" on the menu
    e)Choose "JTF" as the view for the "Advanced - Properties" page that is displayed
    f)Find the properties for guest_username and guest_password and ensure that the values of these properties are valid. guest_username should be a user that has no sensitive responsibilities, and guest_password should be the correct password for that user.
    g)Find the properties for PREFETCH.USERNAME and PREFETCH.PASSWORD and ensure that the values of these properties are valid. PREFETCH.USERNAME should be SYSADMIN, and PREFETCH.PASSWORD should be the correct SYSADMIN password.
    h)Restart iAS
    posted by Jaswinder Singh @ 6:15 AM  
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