TCP/IP Configuration Notebook Online Help

IBM TCP/IP Administrator Password Page

Use this page to change the TCP/IP Administrator password for this computer--but only if you are accessing this TCP/IP Configuration Notebook locally (this page will not appear in the TCP/IP Configuration Notebook if access is remote). The TCP/IP administrator uses this password to access any TCP/IP Java-enabled graphical user interfaces on this computer. These interfaces handle local and remote TCP/IP configuration, DDNS server administration, DHCP server configuration, and DHCP server management. When these interfaces are invoked, they prompt for the host name and TCP/IP administrator password for this computer.

Alternatively, the administrator password for this computer may be reset using the local ADMIN_PW utility, which you can start by double-clicking the Create TCP/IP Administrator Password icon in the TCP/IP Configuration folder, or by entering admin_pw on an OS/2 command line.

The fields for this page are:

Administrator Password

Type a unique string of characters for accessing any of the Java-enabled TCP/IP graphical user interfaces on this computer. The password must be at least five characters in length and is case-sensitive.

Verify Password

Re-enter the password from the Administrator Password field to confirm your entry was typed correctly. This field is required.

The push buttons for this page are:

Undo

Remove any changes made since you last accessed this page.

OK

Close the TCP/IP Configuration Notebook and save all changes made since opening it.

Cancel

Close the TCP/IP Configuration Notebook and discard any changes made since opening it.

Help

Get help information for this notebook page.

The subtabs on this page are:

User Access

Go to the Configure User Security page.

RSHD

Go to the Configure RSHD Access page.

TFTPD

Go to the Configure TFTPD Access page.

Admin PW

Go to the IBM TCP/IP Administrator Password page.

TFTPD Authorization

Go to the TFTPD Authorization page.

How Do I?

For a step-by-step description of key tasks you can do from this page, go to:

• Resetting the TCP/IP Administrator Password