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baonguyen1 is correct, unless you are using the infrastructure. In this case, your OID holds the password.<br />
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But the question is if you really forgot the password. If your computer changed it's IP address (you are using DHCP), then the password is changed (since JAZN hashes passwords according to IP).<br />

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baonguyen1 is correct, unless you are using the infrastructure. In this case, your OID holds the password.

But the question is if you really forgot the password. If your computer changed it's IP address (you are using DHCP), then the password is changed (since JAZN hashes passwords according to IP).


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Thanks my OS is Windows 2000 and this helped.
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Thanks my OS is Windows 2000 and this helped.

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Thanks oracle_greece. So if it worked for you can you accept and grade the answer &nbsp;? <br />
;-))<br />
Cheers.<br />

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Thanks oracle_greece. So if it worked for you can you accept and grade the answer  ?
;-))
Cheers.


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Hi ,<br />
It seems I have forgotten the ias_admin password. Is there a way to find out the current password. Is there any workaround? I have tried almost all the possible default passwords.<br />
Please help<br />
regds,<br />
oracle_greece
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Hi ,
It seems I have forgotten the ias_admin password. Is there a way to find out the current password. Is there any workaround? I have tried almost all the possible default passwords.
Please help
regds,
oracle_greece

ias_admin password

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