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HP 9000 Series User Manual

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FINAL TRIM SIZE : 7.0 in x 8.5 in
3
Setting or Changing a P
assword
Using HP VUE
Tochange or create a new passw
ord for your new user account or for
root
,you
can also use the HP VUE T
o olb ox:
Cho ose the To olb ox control icon at the righ
t side of the F
rontPanel. You
will see the Personal To olb ox. (The
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ChangePassword
action can b e accessed
either here or in the General T
o olb ox, which appears on the T
o olb ox
subpanel).
Cho ose
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ChangePassword
.You will see a
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Changing password
screen.
Enter your old password, at the prompt.
Enter the new password. (See \Selecting a New Password", if necessary).
Re-enter the new password, as requested.
Using HP-UX
From a command line shell prompt, you can use the
passwd
command directly
to set or change a password. Enter the following:
passwd
You will be prompted for your old password. Then you will b e prompted to
enter and re-enter your new password. The re-entered password must match
the rst entry.
See the later section in this chapter, \Selecting a New Password", if you
need help with selecting passwords. Use the same procedure to change an
old password as to add a new password. If you already have one, you will be
prompted appropriately for the old password.
3-18 Logging In and Getting Started DRAFT
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HP 9000 Series Specifications

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BrandHP
Model9000 Series
CategoryServer
LanguageEnglish

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