How to reset forgotten obiee 11 g rpd passwd
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This document provides steps to retrieve a forgotten OBIEE 11g repository (RPD) password. Unlike in OBIEE 10g where the password could be reset by changing a configuration file, OBIEE 11g uses a two-level authentication system for the RPD that cannot be bypassed. However, the forgotten password can be retrieved using a WLST script to connect to the credentials store in the WebLogic domain and run the listCred command to view the password for a given repository key.
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Run listCred() command to get the password of New_SampleAppLite_BI0002
repository
wls:/bifoundation_domain/serverConfig>
listCred(“oracle.bi.enterprise”,”repository.New_SampleAppLite_BI0002″)
Location changed to domainRuntime tree. This is a read-only tree with DomainMBean as
the root.
For more help, use help(domainRuntime)
[Name : tempvalue, Description : null, expiry Date : null]
PASSWORD:Admin321
That’s it, you can see the password: Admin321 for my New_SampleAppLite_BI0002
repository.
You can even get other key values listed in other key maps to avoid any guess work.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/howtoresetforgottenobiee11grpdpasswd-130528081916-phpapp02/85/How-to-reset-forgotten-obiee-11-g-rpd-passwd-4-320.jpg)
How to reset forgotten obiee 11 g rpd passwd
- 1. PREPARED BY RAVI KUMAR LANKE Page 1 How to reset forgotten OBIEE 11G RPD password? In OBIEE 10g, If you forgot the repository (RPD) password, we can easily rest with simple straight configuration change (AUTHENTICATION_TYPE = BYPASS_NQS) in NQSConfig.ini file.This was a security breach in OBI 10g versions and it didn’t have had fix for it. Fix? Why?… Yes, as a developer we might still need such a (un)fair upshot. But it is a very dangerous security breach. If anyone gets the production RPD, he can simply bypass the rpd security and can deploy it to see the valuable data. As the OBI rpd doesn’t require someone to know the production Database password, the information theft is quite possible. So unlike OBIEE 10G, The newer OBIEE 11G has a very tight security i.e. TWO level key authentication to open a RPD in online mode and one key (RPD password) in offline mode. Either of the modes cannot open the repository with some configuration changes. So be careful if you want to reuse the OBI repository, make sure that you have memorized the RPD password. There is NO any reset process. But however, you can get a password for an already deployed RPD. With the help of wlst script, you can get the forgotten OBI Repository password that is deployed earlier. To know forgotten OBIEE11G Repository (RPD) password: Login to weblogic EM (http://localhost:7001/em) and navigate to credentials store page.
- 2. PREPARED BY RAVI KUMAR LANKE Page 2 Expand the key map: oracle.bi.enterprise. This is the key map which stores all the repository passwords that are deployed.
- 3. PREPARED BY RAVI KUMAR LANKE Page 3 For the context of this blog post, I would like to show you how to know the forgotten password of a deployed repository. In above image, I have 4 repositories and one scheduler schema keys in my credential key map. From the list, to get the password of “New_SampleAppLite_BI0002” repository, follow these steps: Open command prompt, E:>cd <OBIEE_HOME>oracle_commoncommonbin Run wlst scrpt: <OBIEE_HOME>oracle_commoncommonbin>wlst.cmd Connect to weblogic domain with the command: connect(“<weblogic_AdminUser>”,”<weblogic_AdminUser_Password>”,”<Adminser ver_Hostname>:<Admin_Portno>”) e.g: wls:/offline> connect(“weblogic”,”weblogic123″,”localhost:7001″)Connecting to t3://localhost:7001 with userid weblogic …Successfully connected to Admin Server „AdminServer‟ that belongs to domain „bifoundation_domain‟.————
- 4. PREPARED BY RAVI KUMAR LANKE Page 4 Run listCred() command to get the password of New_SampleAppLite_BI0002 repository wls:/bifoundation_domain/serverConfig> listCred(“oracle.bi.enterprise”,”repository.New_SampleAppLite_BI0002″) Location changed to domainRuntime tree. This is a read-only tree with DomainMBean as the root. For more help, use help(domainRuntime) [Name : tempvalue, Description : null, expiry Date : null] PASSWORD:Admin321 That’s it, you can see the password: Admin321 for my New_SampleAppLite_BI0002 repository. You can even get other key values listed in other key maps to avoid any guess work.