HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.6.1-00 CLI Reference Guide

You can select either the NORMAL or HIGH encoding security level for encoding passwords. For
details about how to change the level to HIGH in order to generate a safer and more secure character
string, see the HP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software Administrator Guide.
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Command syntax, page 27
Property for specifying command options , page 470
Encoding the password
To encode a password, execute the hdvmaccount command.
Execute the hdvmaccount command using the user account used to log in to the OS on which the
Device Manager CLI is executed. If you execute the Device Manager CLI by using a user account
different from the one that was used to execute the hdvmaccount command, an error might occur.
To encode the password:
1. Execute the hdvmaccount command located in the directory or folder containing Device Manager
CLI. To execute the command, use the user account that you used to log in to the OS on which
the Device Manager CLI is being executed.
The format of the hdvmaccount command is as follows:
hdvmaccount { -u user-ID [ -f absolute-path-name-of-the-password-file] | help }
2. Enter the password as directed by the message. If the password or password2 property has
been specified in the properties file, enter the specified password, and then enter the new
password that you want to encode.
The password is encoded and the password2 property is set in the properties file. Execute the
GetServerInfo or GetStorageArray command to confirm that you can omit entering the
password.
Related topics
Format of the hdvmaccount command, page 25
Format of the hdvmaccount command
The hdvmaccount command encodes passwords specified in the properties file and password file.
The format of the hdvmaccount command is as follows:
hdvmaccount { -u user-ID [ -f absolute-path-name-of-the-password-file] | help }
-u
Specify the Device Manager user ID that executes the Device Manager CLI. If a user ID has been
set for the user property in the properties file, specify the same user ID for the -u option. To
change the user ID that executes the Device Manager CLI, you first need to change the setting
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