By default, RSA
SecurID has only 1 Operations Console Administrator account (i.e. rsaadmin)
created. At times, there may be a need to have an additional Operations Console
Administrator if there is a secondary RSA SecurID administrator or even third
one.
In order to create the additional Operations Console
Administrators, we will have to carry out the following steps via Putty (An open source
telnet and SSH Client for the Windows and Unix platforms):
1. Login using the
account emcsrv and key in the password
when prompted.
2. Change to root and key in the password when prompted:
-bash-3.00$ sudo su
3. Change to rsaadmin:
[root@Primary/ ]# su rsaadmin
4. Navigate to the
directory where the superadmin restoration utility resides to create the
temporary superadmin account:
bash-3.00$ cd
/usr/local/RSASecurity/RSAAuthenticationManager/utils
bash-3.00$ ./rsautil manage-oc-administrator –a
create
[create] –
create Operations Console Administrator account
Super Administrator’s name: rsaadmin
Enter Super Administrator’s Password: **********
Enter User Name: OCAdmin1
Enter User Password: **********
Confirm User Password: **********
User ‘OCAdmin1’ created successfully.
5. To change the password for
the Operations Console Administrator created.
bash-3.00$ ./rsautil manage-oc-administrator –a
update
[update] –
change Operations Console Administrator account password
Enter User Name: OCAdmin1
Enter User Password: **********
Confirm User Password: **********
User ‘OCAdmin1’ updated successfully.
6. To list out all Operations
Console Administrators.
bash-3.00$ ./rsautil manage-oc-administrator –a list
[list] –
provide the list of items to be selling
Super Administrator’s name: rsaadmin
Enter Super Administrator’s Password: **********
Userlisting
(./etc/systemfields.properties)
..
3)
OcAdmin1 Groups:
Operations Console - Administrator
4)
OcAdmin2 Groups:
Operations Console – Administrator
..
8)
rsaadmin Groups:
Operations Console – Administrator
