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Revision as of 15:23, 4 July 2024
Overview
This page describes how to change the OpenStack password of a user.
Change password - CLI
Do this with a high privileges user:
# Set some variables
domain_name="" # The OpenStack domain in which the user resided, for example: stepping stone AG
domain_user="" # The OpenStack user name, for example: sst-mei
# user_id
openstack user show \
--domain "${domain_name}" \
${domain_user}
# Note the space at the start of the line. It prevents bash from saving this line to your bash history
new_password=''
openstack user set \
--domain "${domain_name}" \
--password "${new_password}" \
${domain_user}
unset new_password
Change password - Dashboard
Log in to the stoney cloud dashboard with the credentials you have received from us.
Click on your username in the top right corner and go to Settings
.
Select Change Password
in the drop down menu on the left.
Here you can fill in your changes.
After that click on Change
.