Changing Super Admin

Hi. we are currently on ep5 sp6. we would like to change the super admin password. we are using novel directory services 1.3.3. we have tried changing the super admin password at the novel directory and tried login to the portal. both the old and new password could login to the portal. we also tried changing the super admin password in the portal under system configuration->user management configuration, and the whole portal hang after changing at the 1st tab.
Have anyone tried changing the super admin password successfully? what are the steps? thank you.

1. You can use the iview provided by sap for changing the password. It should be under self registration.
2. The user changes password themselves in the ldap.
3. You create custom iviews in portal to change info in ldap.
Super User admin password is changed at System Configuration -> usermanagement configuration. General settings tab.
I don't have an entry of Super User admin in my ldap.
Jai

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