Systemwalker Runbook Automation Installation Guide

8.7 Changing Operating System User Passwords Used by Systemwalker Runbook Automation

Systemwalker Runbook Automation registers and uses the following users as the operating system users for starting the services. This section explains how to change the passwords for these users.

This task should be performed in accordance with the security policies of the organization installing Systemwalker Runbook Automation.

[Windows]

• swrbadbuser

• swrbajobuser

[Linux]

• swrbadbuser

Use the following procedure for changing the password:

1. Stop Systemwalker Runbook Automation.

2. Stop the Java EE Service.

   1. As a user with administrator privileges, use the Services feature of Windows to stop the message broker.

      Click Start >> Control Panel >> Administrative Tools, and then, double-click Services. From the displayed list of services, right-click the Interstage Message Queue Broker service and click the Stop button.

   2. Use the following command to stop the Interstage Java EE Node Agent Service.

      ijnastop

   3. Use the following command to stop the Interstage Java EE DAS Service.

      ijdasstop

3. Change the password in accordance with the method for the operating system.

4. For Windows, change the password for the service startup account in accordance with the method for the operating system.
   Passwords must be changed for the following services:

   • Services for which the password must be changed when the password for swrbajobuser is changed:

     • Systemwalker MpMjesn (*1)

       *1: "n" represents the subsystem number specified in the Advanced Setup for Scheduling window during installation. The default value is 9.

     • Interstage Java EE Node Agent

   • Services for which the password must be changed when the password for swrbadbuser is changed:

     • Systemwalker Runbook Automation DB Service

5. Start the Java EE Service.

   1. As a user with administrator privileges, use the following command to start the Interstage Java EE DAS Service:

      ijdasstart

   2. Use the following command to start the Interstage Java EE Node Agent Service.

      ijnastart

   3. Start the message broker.

      Use the Services feature of Windows to start the message broker.

      Click Start >> Control Panel >> Administrative Tools, and then, double-click Services. From the displayed list of services, select the Interstage Message Queue Broker service and click the Start button.

6. Start Systemwalker Runbook Automation.