Resetting the xmeta password in InfoSphere Information Server

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Question

My xmeta password expired and needed to be changed. I now see errors in SystemOut.log that my xmeta password is wrong. How can I tell WebSphere what my new xmeta password is?

Answer

As an admin user, you will need to run:

On Unix/Linux:

IBM/InformationServer/ASBServer/bin/AppServerAdmin.sh -db -user xmeta -password <your password>

On Windows:

IBM\InformationServer\ASBServer\bin\AppServerAdmin -db -user xmeta -password <your password>







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