I need to change a DB2 for Z/OS connection password in my local windows Watson Studio Desktop (v1.1)
But it seems in Edit Connections, password field is greyed out and red circle bar displays when hovered over. What's the process to change the password? It's not in the documentation
The edit connection currently only allows modifying the connection name or description. This is tracked as an issue and will be addressed in the future. In order to 'change' the password you will need to delete and recreate the connection.
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I just created an Azure VM using the Windows 8.1 image in the Marketplace. During the creation process I provided a username and password.
After the VM has been created I press connect and try and login via MSTSC - using the credentials that I just entered (with a slash to remove the domain).
But I keep getting 'Your credentials did not work'. What have I done wrong? This procedure has worked for me in the past.
Furthermore, when I review the users of the VM through the portal, I only see 'Subscription admins' containing my Microsoft ID. I can't login using my Microsoft ID either.
First of all, I don't know why someone downvoted this question. It was legitimate, it also happened to me and I reached this post while trying to find a solution.
Currently I found it. I created a Windows 8.1 VM in Azure and, after providing a username and password, I was getting the 'Your credentials did not work' message when giving them.
I tried some variants and I finally got sucessfull by adding the machine name as the domain (as the user I created is local, it makes sense).
e.g. if your machine is xpto.cloudapps.net, try logging using "xpto\username" as your username.
It worked with me.
After installing Domain in the server, you need to login with domain name.
like
domainname\user
That will resolve the issue
I just bought a new Macbook Pro, but I forgot to write down my own wifi password. I tried contacting my ISPs (or whatever you call them) but no one responded. I don't think I will ever get an answer from them.
Using Python 2.7.9, is a program able to hack into my own wifi and retrieve the password?
The password for the wifi will be stored in the keychain => /Applications/Utilities/
It will be in either the Login keychain or System keychain, just double click the keychain entry with the wifi name and tick show password, once you have entered your password it should show you the password used to connect to the network.
Connect to your router via ethernet. You should then be able to set the wifi password to whatever you want
If the password is connected to your device. Then try this script But I Dont prefer using script for such easy tasks.
Try this:
brew install wifi-password
Get more details on this page
https://github.com/rauchg/wifi-password
Making Faster Navigation Between APEX Site-Designer Pages
I am having a few difficulties here as this may be a setting that I took for granted in other previous versions of Oracle APEX as before it may have been a default setting, but now the default has changed. Can anyone help me figure it out? I also explain why it was useful for me before...
How do you enable the Oracle APEX instance to permit logging in to the site-designer pages for a single workspace (Application Builder, SQL Workshop, Team Development modules, etc.) using the same user id through more than one browser window?
Note, I do this to save time from navigating between each section of the site-designer (even quick load times can slow down developing an application page or region because of constant shuttling back and forth to make small changes originally missing).
Example Use Case:
Oracle APEX Release: Application Express 4.2.6.00.03
Database Platform: Oracle 11g R2
Client-Agent(Browser): Firefox Release 33
Note, this was a fresh install from a lower version that was upgraded
several times up to the current APEX release.
LOG IN to Site-Designer with an account that has DEVELOPER or ADMIN level user privileges.
USE your own values for WORKSPACE, USER, PASSWORD.
CREATE a new PAGE level OBJECT (REGION, FORM, REPORT, etc.) and stop in the middle of the set-up wizard.
RIGHT-CLICK on a TOP LEVEL Menu item such as SQL WORKSHOP. Open it in a NEW WINDOW;
CREATE an object like a TABLE which can be used by the DESIGN WIZARD open in step 3.
The reason for trying to keep different browser sessions open for the same USER account allows users to go back to another section of the design tool to build other objects or app/page elements that were overlooked before initiating a design wizard process.
Observed Behavior:
The new session will allow the user to make a new database object, but when clicking back on the previous window with the session that is running the original wizard, the server prompts for a new log in because that session has been closed.
Thanks!
The solution I found when facing a similar situation was opening Apex in a couple of different web browsers in parallel, so i have Safari for the SQL workshop, and Chrome for the page designer..
so instead of ctrl-tab i use cmd-tab (or alt-tab for PC)
Our IT said it has something to do with session state..
I have a SharePoint 2013 server for development purposes, that runs on Win 2012. The problem is that after a period of time the anonymous authentication changes by itself.
In IIS, select the server name, than from the right panel under IIS double click Authentication. From the page that opens right click Anonymous Authentication and select Edit from the context menu.
Than will pop-up a credentials selector window.
The correct value should be first option: Specific user (IUSR account) but the option select is the second one: Application pool identity.
If I change it back to Specific user and select IUSR, after a while is back to Application pool identity.
Any ideas how can I investigate what app/software is messing up with my settings?
Have you looked at the IIS event logs or security logs?
I'm sure this is simple and covered before, but I'm clearly not looking for the right thing. When you open some apps, like Safari, iOS pops up a box asking you to select a wifi connection if you're not on wifi. I just want to do that.
It should pop up if you set the UIRequiresPersistentWifi key, and the user has Wifi enabled globally.