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Hi All,
I am the new boy on the Block with HP-UX. To get to the point, I have a Hp-ux (C200) workstation running on Hp-ux 11.x Operating System. A week ago when practicing on file access permission, I have set the permission on a directory (perhaps a file I am not sure) to 0544 and did some other practices and then turned the machine off with shutdown -yh 0. When next day I powered up my machine and wanted to login as a root through CDE, I got this message: "account locked in the commercial security database" I tried to interrupt the boot process (to interact with ISL ) by hitting the Esc key soon after turning the power ON, but I can not interrupt the boot process. I turn power ON, kernel gets loaded, CDE appears ready to login. Every time I login as root, I get the above message. I do not know what to do. To make the matter worth my system is a trusted system and am not able to log in as single user either. Can anyone help me with this please? Many thanks. M.H |
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Are you able to access the system at all ?
Or is it only as root your unable to access ? Try changing the root password ?!? Thats assuming your able to get a ssh session on it mind you! found these, google.com is a wonderful search engine! http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/f...hreadId=186244 http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/f...threadId=94780 |
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Hi Plimpix,
Thanks for your kind reply. My Machine is not Networked. Just a work station (c200 HP-UX 9000 running on OS 11i). As mentioned in my previous Thread, I am having difficulty interruping the Boot Proocess soon after powering up my mchine by using the "Esc" key. I am hoping to break up the Boot Process so that I can login as a none root and to change the root password, perhaps to resolve this and not to get the messge below when I login as a root through the CDE: "account locked in the commercial security database" Currently, I turn power ON, kernel gets loaded, CDE appears ready to login and when I do login as a root I get the above message. I will look at the links you mentioned, but will be a very happy man if I could stop the Kernel loading soon after poweing up my machine. Hope this help you and the good people out there for suggesting a solutions. Cheers M.H |
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Hi Awadhesh,
Thanks for your reply and suggestion. "disconnect the bootable device (Physically)". How this is done as I am new with HP-UX? I must say that, I pulled out the casing, which holds the hard disk/cdrom/floppy drive (front panel) and had a good look but could not fathom out, how I could do a physical disconnect. I would be ever so thankful, if you could please elaborate and the steps I need to take so that I am able to get to MA> prompt. Once again many thanks for your time and those who would be showing an interest in my problem. Cheers M.H |
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Ok not sure if macs are built the same as PC's but if you want to DC the bootable device take off the side panel and pull out the *i think its the IDE cable* cable that goes from the motherboard to the bootable device. The cable is a thin cable that has a long width and could also connect to the floppy drive. Not sure if im correct but its worth a try
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Actually the same problem with me as Perderabo, i also never seen this workstation. Pls take help of some hardware engineer to disconnect the disk. or remove all disks from workstaition, u have to identify all parts of ur workstation. Awadhesh |
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