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|setup=Don't forget to install latest updates!
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# TBD
# Become root (if you don't do this - you get Permission Denied errors later)
# <code>cd /usr/share/jboss-as/bin/</code>
# <code>./add-user.sh</code>
# Select Management User type (hit '''[Enter]''')
# Select ManagementRealm realm (hit '''[Enter]''')
# Select a username
# Select a password
# Re-type password
|results=
|results=
# TBD
# A new entry with your user should be appended to <code>/etc/jboss-as/standalone/mgmt-users.properties</code> and <code>/etc/jboss-as/domain/mgmt-users.properties</code> files
# Above files still should be owned by <code>jboss-as</code> user
}}
}}
[[Category:JBoss_AS_test_cases]]
[[Category:JBoss_AS_test_cases]]

Revision as of 10:29, 14 April 2012

Description

Testing adding a new user which will be used to connect to the server management interface

Setup

Don't forget to install latest updates!

How to test

  1. Become root (if you don't do this - you get Permission Denied errors later)
  2. cd /usr/share/jboss-as/bin/
  3. ./add-user.sh
  4. Select Management User type (hit [Enter])
  5. Select ManagementRealm realm (hit [Enter])
  6. Select a username
  7. Select a password
  8. Re-type password

Expected Results

  1. A new entry with your user should be appended to /etc/jboss-as/standalone/mgmt-users.properties and /etc/jboss-as/domain/mgmt-users.properties files
  2. Above files still should be owned by jboss-as user