WLST command line utility "storeUserConfig()" is not working for 12c OHS

Hi All,
I am facing issue with WLST command line utility with "*storeUserConfig()*" command.
I have installed Standalone OHS 12c (Not managed OHS with WLS), configure and start the Node Manager.
I start the WLST command line utility from : <MW_HOME>/ohs/common/bin/wlst.sh
I connect node manager with : nmConnect('weblogic', 'welcome1', nmType='plain', domainName='base_domain')
wls:/offline> nmConnect('weblogic', 'welcome1', nmType='plain', domainName='base_domain')
Connecting to Node Manager ...
Successfully Connected to Node Manager.
wls:/nm/base_domain> nmStart(serverName='ohs10', serverType='OHS')
Starting server ohs10 ...
Successfully started server ohs10 ...
Now When I am running storeUserConfig(), it's giving me below error :
wls:/nm/base_domain> storeUserConfig()
Traceback (innermost last):
File "<console>", line 1, in ?
NameError: storeUserConfig
I also try with storeUserConfig('/scratch/12cORC/security/myuserconfigfile.secure', '/scratch/12cORC/security/myuserkeyfile.secure') which also give same error.
I am not able to recognize this error. What should I need to do to create the User config file ?
Please suggest me the solution.
I am referring this doc : http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E15586_01/web.1111/e13813/reference.htm#
Thanks,
Amit Nagar

It's probably a little late for the original poster, but in case anybody else stumbles on this thread (like me today), I found a workable solution to this problem:
For a Standalone HTTP Server there exists in $domain_home/bin a command startComponent.sh or (on Windows) startComponent.cmd. This accepts as parameter the ComponentName which will typically be ohs1 and as second parameter storeUserConfig. Documentation on this can be found here:
http://docs.oracle.com/middleware/1212/webtier/HSADM/getstart.htm#CHDJGIII (scroll down to
4.3.2.3 Starting Oracle HTTP Server Instances from the Command Line).
startComponent.sh ohs1 storeUserConfig
Unfortunately this doesn't tell you where you'll find the config and key-File. However, on a second invocation I found that - at least on windows where I tested this - they get written into c:\users\<username>\.wlst so I'd expect them in the home directory on unix. After copying the files to a more common location, I was able to reference them the usual way (formatted for better readability):
wls:/offline> nmConnect(userConfigFile='C:/app/Middleware/Oracle_Home/user_projects/domains/base_domain/nodemanager/security/nm-cfg-base_domain.props',
userKeyFile='C:/app/Middleware/Oracle_Home/user_projects/domains/base_domain/nodemanager/security/nm-key-base_domain.props',
host='localhost',
port='5556',
domainName='base_domain')
Connecting to Node Manager ...
Successfully Connected to Node Manager.
Best Regards
Holger

Similar Messages

Java.util.ProperyPermission does not work for

Hi again!
I have some problems with a security.policy file. Its content is provided below:
grant{
//Alow the client to connect to any port above 1024
permission java.net.SocketPermission "*:1024-", "connect";
permission java.util.PropertyPermission "user.language", "read, write";
Unfortunately, the java.util.PropertyPermission does not work. I always get the following exception:
java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.util.PropertyPermission user.language write)
at java.security.AccessControlContext.checkPermission(AccessControlContext.java:264)
at java.security.AccessController.checkPermission(AccessController.java:427)
at java.lang.SecurityManager.checkPermission(SecurityManager.java:532)
at java.util.Locale.setDefault(Locale.java:352)
at essex.kkarad.cache.daemon.SimplePopulationStrategy.doPopulate(SimplePopulationStrategy.java:41)
at essex.kkarad.cache.daemon.Populator.run(Populator.java:42)
Is there any problem with the decleration of the premission? Any ideas?

Err, this may come as a shock, but it's because you changed the system clock.
The Timer class works out the absolute time when to next to do something, and when you change the system clock you break that time.
How much are you changing it by?

Command line authentication "/ap" is not working on the Mac

I am trying to connect to my media server using the Mac version of FMLE, but my server has authentication and I cannot connect to it using the command line. I use the /ap command line option with the username:password string, it works on Windows, but not on the Mac.
Do anyone else have this problem? If someone made it work somehow using command line authentication, could you please tell me how you made it work? Thank you.

It's working for me.
Are you using the right credentials? What's the error fmle gives?

Task Sequence Command Line to Unregister DLL Not Working...Won't Run As Administrator

Hi All,
I'm trying to unregister a dll by creating a Custom Task Sequence using the command line "%SystemRoot%\System32\regsvr32.exe" /s -u "%CommonProgramFiles%\Microsoft Shared\VGX\vgx.dll"
SCCM is reporting success, however the DLL isn't being unregistered on the client machines. If I manually run the command on a client machine as administrator it works. I have specified that same administrative user in the Custom Task Sequence.
These are Windows 7 machines, so my hunch is it has something to do with UAC, but I'm kind of stumped what to do here but feel like I'm missing something obvious.
Thanks!

Thanks again Jason for sticking with me here. We are running this on 64-bit Windows. Okay, I fixed the command line so it now is: %windir%\sysnative\regsvr32.exe /s -u "%CommonProgramFiles%\Microsoft Shared\VGX\vgx.dll"
Once again, SCCM shows it successfully executed the task sequence, however the dll still didn't unregister.
Any other ideas what might be going on? I really appreciate the help.
Here are the events for the advertisement from old to new in case they help:
Program started for advertisement "SEA2011B" ("SEA000E8" - "*").
Command line: "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\CCM\TSLauncher.exe"
Working directory: C:\Windows\system32\
User context: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
The task sequence execution engine started execution of a task sequence.
The task sequence execution engine successfully completed the action (Run Command Line) in the group () with exit code 0
Action output: =======================[ smsswd.exe ] =======================
PackageID = ''
BaseVar = '', ContinueOnError=''
SwdAction = '0001'
Command line for extension .exe is "%1" %*
Set command line: Run command line
Working dir 'not set'
Executing commandline: Run command line
Process completed with exit code 0
Command line returned 0.
The task sequence execution engine successfully completed a task sequence.

Shrink option in -toPostScript command line options still does not work

shrink and expand options in -toPostScript command line options do not work, it was posted that this issue was fixed in V 8.1.2, but apparently, it is still not working, when printing .out files, the body of the output is pushed to the left and up by about half an inch.
What was it that was supposed to be fixed? Can someone please assist?

Please forgive my ignorance, but it's called Adobe Reader 8.1.2. How do I tell that it's for Unix?
We are using Linux, and just to explain a little more like I should have in the first place, I'm trying to run reports from an Oracle environment which is saving the .out file on the Linux box, then this is sent to a Windows printer for printing...

Types of Command Line Utility Projects in Xcode

Hello. Question:
There are five types of projects within the Command Line Utility section in Xcode. One is the Standard Tool project, which I know is written in C. Another is the C++ Tool, which is written in C++. Here's my question -- what language are the other three written in (Foundation Tool, CoreFoundation Tool, and Core Services Too)? If I understand correctly, the Foundation Tool project type uses Objective-C -- I found this interesting, because I thought Ojective-C only worked with Cocoa Apps with GUIs and what not. Wouldn't Objective-C be kind of wasted on a command line app (to some extent at least)? Also, if the Foundation Tool project does use Objective-C, then what language do the CoreFoundation and Core Services project types use?

I don't think you'll get any errors. Those are just templates. You can use any kind of source code in any project.
That's what I originally thought, but then I tried using Objective-C code in a Standard Tool project out of curiosity and it didn't work. Also, when you are creating a project, for the description under Standard Tool project, it says something like "creates a Standard Tool project written in C" and similar descriptions with other projects with other languages -- what's the point in having that if you can use any variation of C in any project? Also, what would be the point in having the different standards options (like we were discussing in another thread, \[-std=c99\] and what not) if any code can be used in any project? I mean, surely Objective-C and C++ specific code isn't part of the C89 or C99 standard, right? Just trying to understand how all this works...
edit: I'm just going back and adding this now. I was re-reading over this post and I was thinking that maybe the answer to my question is that it depends on the file type for the source code -- could that be it? So in other words, you can use any kind of code within any project if you create a file that holds that kind of code, and a certain project template simply creates a project with that type of code file already created (so, in other words, a Standard Tool project written in C, for example, simply creates a template project for you with a .c source code file already added, nothing more -- is that right?). So, then, within a .c file, for example, you can only use C code, and within a .m file only C/Objective-C code, and so forth, right? If I've got the right idea with all that, then I think I understand; if not, then I'm still a bit confused. Sorry, I know this is probably incredibly basic, but I'm trying to learn.
Thanks for all your answers, by the way, etresoft. Your help is very much appreciated.
Message was edited by: Tron55555

Executing command line utility

Hi all,
I'm trying to use the Runtime and Process classes to launch a win32 command line utility from within my java app.
I can successfully launch the app with no arguments and have it print the help description to a JTextArea. This is the behavior of the utility if you simply call it with no arguments.
But when I call the utility with some arguments, the java app seemingly locks up and I get no input from either getInputStream() or getErrorStream()
I also tried passing the arguments to the utility in a String[] with no luck. Also tried having the Runtime.exec() function call a .bat file with no luck, even though launching the bat file directly works fine.
Does anyone know how to work with a command line utility from within java? Is it possible to have it at least pop up a console window so I can see what is going on?
Any help would greatly be appreciated..
I've read the API's and relavent topics on the forums only to find myself even more confused on whether this is possible.
Regards,
Jim

Well, I've been trying all sorts of combinations of the code, so it changes often.
here is what I have now..
<CODE>
     private void fetchDB()
          try
               Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
               Process p = rt.exec("pilot-xfer.exe");
               BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getInputStream()));
               String s = "";
               while((s = in.readLine()) != null)
                    resultsTextArea.append(s);
               in.close();
               BufferedReader errIn = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(p.getErrorStream()));
               String e = "";
               while((e = errIn.readLine()) != null)
                    resultsTextArea.append(e);
               errIn.close();
          catch(IOException i)
               resultsTextArea.append("IO Exception");
</CODE>
I tried the way you outlined above but it seems to ignore the arguments and prints out the help text as if no arguments were given.
The full command I'm trying to pass is:
"pilot-xfer.exe -f CH-ResultsDB"
This command should prompt a single line telling the user to hit the HotSync button on their palm and once they do it will fetch the specified database.
I also tried calling a .bat file that would then do the command with identical results. If the bat simply said "pilot-xfer.exe" with no arguments it would work. if I add arguments the java app seems to lock up.
Note, running the .bat file by itself works fine with or without arguments.
Thanks for any help you can provide, this problem has been badgering me for nearly a week now..
Regards,
Jim

Robohelp HTML command-line utility overwrites merged files in .hhp file with absolute paths. Any way to prevent this?

I have a Robohelp 11 HTML project which uses merged CHM files. I have a help build script which compiles this project using the RH command-line utility. Whenever this runs, RH overwrites the names of the merged CHM files in the .hhp file to use absolute paths (even if the .hhp file is read-only!). I've searched Adobe forums and this appears to be a RH bug. In my case, it doesn't stop the project performing the merge, but it looks like it causes problems when searching the resultant parent CHM (topics matching the search simply don't show up in child projects), as the search cannot necessarily find the merged files referenced in the .hhp when someone performs the search on a different machine. I notice that if I compile via the RH UI, the .hhp entries are not overwritten. So, a workaround is to do the build manually. However, we'd like to automate our help build. Is there any way to prevent the command-line compiler overwriting the merge file entries in the .hhp?

This was a problem with Rh9, see Item 13 at Using RoboHelp 9
I haven't seen it reported since but maybe something at that link will help.
See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
@petergrainge

Soft-restart of Java node by using command line utility

Hello,
Could anyone advise whether there is a way to soft-restart the java node by using a command line utility (if there is one)?
I would like to script to run in unix.
Kind regards,
Murad.

Thank you for all your reply.
Does Jcmon issue soft-restart?
We have problem with Veritas Cluster. When there failover occurs, Java nodes appears to be online when we check from SMICM, but in fact it looses connection to the central instance. We have to issue a soft-restart for each java node to create connection again. It is a known bug and this only can be fixed by using replicated enqueue server. This only available in SP, which we can not apply right now. What I want to do is to create a script to automate the soft-restart which will be run just after failover.
Thanks,
Murad

OIM11g R1: Exporting Objects using command line utility

Hi All,
Is it possible to export/import OIM objects using command line utility (As per my requirement, I am not suppose to use the OIM Deployment Manager from UI)?
I am looking for something like oimtool if provided OOTB by oracle.
Regards,
Sunny
Edited by: 968494 on Nov 2, 2012 3:35 PM

Sunny,
What kind of objects do you want to export/import. I am asking because we have such command tool with Weblogic and OIM. Check this out:
1-http://itnaf.org/2012/09/23/how-to-import-and-export-metadata-from-oim-mds/
2-ttp://docs.oracle.com/cd/E14571_01/doc.1111/e14309/utils.htm
I hope this helps,
Thiago Leoncio.

OEM 12c COMMAND LINE Utility.

Team,
I have 11g database which we are taking the cold backup on Wed and Saturday every week and configured OEM12c agent in the server. I am getting the OEM alerts during the planned db outage.
I don't find any blackout command line utility for blocking the alert during particular day and time.
Can you please share the commands if have any.
Example :
PROMPT> emctl start blackout bk1 db1 db2 ldb2:oracle_listener -d 5 02:30
The blackout starts immediately and will last for 5 days 2 hours and 30 minutes.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Thanks,
Robin

Hi,
Scheduled blackouts are not possible using emctl (agent side) blackouts. They are however possible using the UI or EM CLI
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24628_01/em.121/e17786/cli_verb_ref.htm#BABICICB
Would you be able to switch to EM CLI or the UI instead?
Thanks, Mark.

Using command-line util for wrapping SQL Server stored procedure

Hi,
The Database Adapter does not have native support for stored procedures in SQL Server. Hence, I intend to use the command-line utility that is described briefly in the DB Adapter guide, i.e. the thing that is invoked using "java oracle.tip.adapter.db.sp.artifacts.GenerateArtifacts <property file>".
Has anyone used this before? And did you have any success?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks, Sjoerd

Yet another correction ...
My JD is installed to D:\JDS10gSOA; so ...
I created a bat file with the following jars listed:
java -cp D:\JDS10gSOA\integration\lib\DBAdapter.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\integration\lib\bpm-infra.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\integration\lib\orabpel.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\lib\xmlparserv2.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\lib\xschema.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\toplink\jlib\toplink.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\integration\lib\connector15.jar;D:\JDS10gSOA\jars\sqljdbc.jar oracle.tip.adapter.db.sp.artifacts.GenerateArtifacts %1
Note the \jars\ folder I created and copied the MS jdbc driver in there; it's needed in a couple of other places as well.
A sample properties file:
ProductName=Microsoft SQL Server
DriverClassName=com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
ConnectionString=jdbc:sqlserver://localhost\\SQLEXPRESS;databaseName=helloworlddb;user=hello;password=hello
ProcedureName=helloWorldProc
ServiceName=srv_helloWorldProc
DatabaseConnection=eis/DB/helloworlddb
Hope this helps.
I have to agree the document is very vague on this; no good script or anything from oracle on getting this done - even though it's an integral part of SOA in my opinion.
Regards

Asus Laptop (G1, G2, G5, G70, G71) OLED display: Command line utility.

Greetings.
Yep. You did read the subject line properly. There is a new command line utility in town.
To be more exact, there are two small utilities that I have designed for this little OLED -display. (Links at the end of this post)
To anyone still in confusion, let me show you:
Some Asus laptops comes with this neat little status display, but few softwares around to utilize them.
Specially when it comes to the Linux operating system.
What I've made here, is a simple and easy to use command line utility that communicates with the display.
But it doesn't stay at "simple". It also has a few advanced features, which is described in detail in the README and their --help sections.
With this utility and a bunch of simple pixmap images, anyone can easily create messages, animations and transitions without the need of deep knowledge of the underlying system.
This makes it perfect for boot animations, event updates, status changes and alike.
Short video-demostration:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i8Twa4h_iI
X11 Pixmap Format
To get starting, you need a set of pictures.
You should, and is encouraged to create these yourself, and if you do, please share your creations with us here. I will update a list of your creations in this post accordingly.
These utilities can, at the moment, only read xpm images. Most drawing programs can handle this today so hat shouldn't be a problem.
There is a preferred format, but other formats are possible:
* Colordepth: 1 bit (Monocrome)
* Height: 32 pixels
* Width: 128 pixels (for G1 and G2) or 256 pixels (for G5, G70, G71 ...)
There are a few prepackaged XPM images that can be used any way you see fit.
GIMP is the tool I used to create the pictures and animations.
Installation.
To install: Read INSTALL. Keep in mind: 'bin' and 'conf' folder relies on eachother, so they should stay together. I plan to improve this, but that's another story.
Permissions: Again. Read the 'INSTALL' file. You need rw-access to two class nodes:
/sys/class/asus_oled/oled_1/picture
/sys/class/asus_oled/oled_1/enabled
Doesn't exist??? ... did you read the INSTALL and README?... aw... well.. here's a hint:
# modprobe asus_oled && ls -l /sys/class/asus_oled/
The module should already exist, and if you're running Arch Linux on that laptop with the default kernel, it's already loaded.
The modules comes with the Linux kernel itself (Staging area). Nothing else needed to be done. Isn't that awesome?
If you happen to run a custom kernel, reconfigure it and activate 'asus_oled' as a module. Recompile, install and eat icecream.
(Icecream part is very important)
Quickstart.
Once you created your awesome xpm image, you want it to live on the OLED display. This is the command:
$ asus_oled-ctl --static-picture My-Awesome-128x32-Pic.xpm
Explanation: '--static-picture' just simply converts and loads a picture onto the display and exits. Nothing fancy really.
You haven't created a picture yet? .... horrible drawing skills? ...
Well ... *sigh* ... Try one of the prepacked pictures then. 128x32_archlinux-logo1.xpm should suffice.
You find it under pictures/logos/
Success? Yay! Have some more icecream!
Next thing you might be interested in, is animations.
Animations is pretty much just a series of static images inserted one after another in a rapid manner.
So get to it and convert the whole Star Wars saga to a series of 128x32 monocrome XPM pictures...
... or just make a short animation of your liking... and SHARE IT!
Need a neat command to show your animation skills on the display? Here it is:
(NOTE: There's a bug that causes this utility to have serious trouble with spaces in paths and files. I'm aware of it. Just avoid spaces for now... )
$ asus_oled-ctl --cycle 50,10 path/to/my/awesome/animation/*
Explanation: '--cycle' cycles through all the pictures it's given. The argument '50,10' tells it to delay each frame 50 milliseconds, and loop through them 10 times.
If you instead wanted one loop instead of 10 and decrease the speed to 100 milliseconds per frame? Just change it accordingly:
$ asus_oled-ctl --cycle 100,1 path/to/my/awesome/animation/*
Still a bit confused on how the animations should be set up?
Have a look at the prepacked examples found under pictures/animations/
Hey! why not test one of the examples out:
$ asus_oled-ctl --cycle 50,10 pictures/animations/Arch-ripple_loop/*
Want it to be endless? Set the loop part to 0, and it will loop forever, or until you run out of power. (You can hit CTRL+C to interrupt)
$ asus_oled-ctl --cycle 50,0 pictures/animations/Arch-ripple_loop/*
You might have noticed it took a few seconds before the animation started from the point you hit [Enter]. (And that it took some CPU to do it)
It's because the utility have to convert the images to a more fitting format before it goes ahead.
Fortunately, there's a remedy to that delay. It's called cached slots. What it means is that one can tell the utility to store the converted animation data in a storage slot for later use.
Here's how to do it:
Step 1: Convert your awesome animation, and store it into a named cache-slot called 'MyAwesomeAnimation'.
$ asus_oled-ctl --generate-cache MyAwesomeAnimation path/to/my/awesome/animation/*
It will crunch your pictures for a few seconds, and then exit normally.
Wait.... WHAT??? ... You did convert Star Wars whole saga?... Wow!!!... That will take an eternity to crunch through... =O
Once it's done (Hopefully this site still lives when it is) we can now see what cache slots we have in the storage:
$ asus_oled-ctl --show-cache
There's your Star Wars saga... *erh*.. awesome animation. If you did a full install, you might notice a few other slots too. You can test em out if you'd like.
Now to play that cached animation:
$ asus_oled-ctl --cycle 50,5,MyAwesomeAnimation
Notice how the animation starts almost instantly this time. That's what cache is for.
Want to delete any of thos annoying and horrible slots?
$ asus_oled-ctl --delete-cache MyAwesomeAnimation
Now a few other commands to try out and discover what they do:
$ asus_oled-ctl --power off
$ asus_oled-ctl --power on
$ asus_oled-ctl --clear
$ asus_oled-ctl --static-picture pictures/devel/ASUS-logo_reversed.xpm
$ asus_oled-ctl --help
$ xpm2asus_oled pictures/logos/128x32_archlinux-logo1.xpm
$ xpm2asus_oled --output ansi pictures/logos/128x32_archlinux-logo1.xpm
$ xpm2asus_oled --help
I hope that I've introduced the utilities for you and awaken your interest in this otherwise useless little display with a neat ASUS-logo on it.
Now get on to it and create some awesome logos and animations for us all to use.
I will update this utility every now and then, and hopefully include some of your animations with the package.
The community's contribution list:
... *tumbleweed in the wind* ...
Links
Download: https://bitbucket.org/SysGhost/asus-ole … .1.tar.bz2
Documentation (subject to change): https://bitbucket.org/SysGhost/asus-ole … /wiki/Home
git: https://bitbucket.org/SysGhost/asus-ole … tility.git
Read README for details. (It's named README for a reason)
Update:
Version 0.1.2 - Minor bugfixes.
Upcoming: 0.2 - Rewritten in python. Twice as fast.
Last edited by SysGhost (2012-11-23 14:51:16)

What is happening about: The GNU Bourne Again Shell (Bash) is a command line utility widely used in many Unix-based operating systems including Linux and OS X. Researchers have discovered a critical flaw in Bash which could allow remote code executi

Authoritative advice today:
The GNU Bourne Again Shell (Bash) is a command line utility widely used in many Unix-based operating systems including Linux and OS X.
Researchers have discovered a critical flaw in Bash which could allow remote code execution by an unauthenticated user
APPLE response?

Also see:
http://www.macrumors.com/2014/09/26/apple-os-x-users-safe-bash-flaw-update-soon/
If you are not running a web server
If you have not enabled CUPS web interface
If you do not allow anonymous users to ssh into your Mac.
If all are no, they you are not at risk.
This IS a very serious bug for web servers, but the typical consumer Mac user is not at risk.

Fingerprint utility is not working for normal users - Tecra M11

Hi All,
I installed windows 7 pro in Tecra M11 laptop and the Toshiba finger print utility is not working for normal users.
It is working only for domain administrators. The TFPU is not working for, normal domain users, local users, local administrators. If we run the utility it will ask to enter the windows password and once we applied the password then the message saying "entered password is not valid" will prompt even if we are trying to use the utility first time.
If we try with a domain admin account it will work without any problem. Can somebody help me to trouble shoot this issue?
Thanks.

People nowadays experienced that no matter How many times we glide our finger it have no response.In this instance, you might be very afraid of Windows password lost by reason that there is a plenty of important data on your PC.
Then what should you do? One choose is fix the Fingerprint scanners, but this method will cost a lot of money. The other is use the Windows password function to solve the problem. Certainly, this is a very safer, faster and easier to use method for you.
According my personal experience, you can try these three ways to re-access to your PC:
Method 1: Login with the default administrator account
* Step 1: Start Windows PC
* Step 2: When you can see the Windows login screen, press ctrl+alt+del keys Twice and it'll show Classic Login box
* Step 3: Type Administrator as Username and leave the password field blank
* Step 4: Press the Enter Key and then you can be able to login the default windows administrator account which is it created by default when install windows.
*Note:* This trick is only work for Windows XP. And when you input the key combination Please don't put the cursor on any account. And if you change the name or password before, you cannot login by this way.
Method 2: Use the previous password reset disk
This method describes how to create and use a password reset disk for a computer that is a member of a domain. You can use a Windows password reset disk to gain access to your Microsoft Windows Professional-based computer if you forget your Windows password. Please click here to learn more.
Method 3: Using Windows Password Unlocker
Using Windows password remove software is could be the fastest and easiest way for you to reset your Windows password while you didn't create a password reset disk before.
There are 2 options for you: recover Windows password with a bootable CD/DVD or recover Windows password with a USB flash drive.
Before starting, a bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive and a computer with CD drive are required. (Internal CD drive and external CD drive are both OK.
Option 1: Recover Windows password by burning a bootable CD/DVD
Option 2: Recover Windows password by burning a USB flash drive
The whole Windows password recovery process can be divided to 3 big steps:
* >> Step 1: Burn a USB flash drive to remove lost Windows password
* >> Step 2: Set your target computer to boot from USB
* >> Step 3: Recover forgotten Windows password with the burned USB flash drive
In fact, all you need is a *Windows Password Unlocker www.passwordunlocker.com/windows-password-recovery.html which can help you directly reset your windows xp password, and then you can login your XP without a password required. Of course, there are also some other ways to do it, but this way may be most convenient one.

WLST command line utility "storeUserConfig()" is not working for 12c OHS

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for