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Conference netcad::hub_mgnt

Title:	DEChub/HUBwatch/PROBEwatch CONFERENCE
Notice:	Firmware -2, Doc -3, Power -4, HW kits -5, firm load -6&7
Moderator:	NETCAD::COLELLADT

Created:	Wed Nov 13 1991
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4455
Total number of notes:	16761

567.0. "set server password" by HLRG02::NOTES (Opel Manta) Thu Dec 16 1993 05:17

    Hi,
    
    Is it possible to set the server password of a DECserver90L+ using
    HUBwatch.
    If yes, how to do this.
    
    
    /-/		Henk.

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567.1 Nope. SLINK::HOOD I'd rather be surfing Fri Dec 17 1993 00:50 16

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	There are certain things you shouldn't ask about. Passwords and DECserver 90L+'s and HUBwatch are one (three?) of those things. No, version V2.0 of HUBwatch does not let you change the DECserver 90L+ password. You must do that at the DECserver. Once you've set a password at the server, you must then add that module to the DECagent through the HUBwatch Add Module window. You must include the password in that window! This is a problem for the new-rev autodiscovered 90L+ modules, since there is no way currently to tell the agent what the password is for modules you don't add. So, the best way to handle the autodiscovered 90L+'s is to not set a password. Tom Hood HUBwatch

    There are certain things you shouldn't ask about.  Passwords and
    DECserver 90L+'s and HUBwatch are one (three?) of those things.
    
    No, version V2.0 of HUBwatch does not let you change the DECserver
    90L+ password.  You must do that at the DECserver.  Once you've set
    a password at the server, you must then add that module to the
    DECagent through the HUBwatch Add Module window.  You *must* include
    the password in that window!
    
    This is a problem for the new-rev autodiscovered 90L+ modules, since
    there is no way currently to tell the agent what the password is for
    modules you don't add.  So, the best way to handle the autodiscovered
    90L+'s is to *not* set a password.
    
    Tom Hood
    HUBwatch