Keep in mind that Iguana is an application that runs on top of the host operating system. If you do not wish people to reset the password on your Iguana instances you will need to protect access to the host computer.
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| title | Step 1 - Open a Command prompt with Administrator privileges |
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| title | Step 2 - Reset password |
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| – Type "C:\Program Files\IguanaX\iguana" --reset_admin_user (using command prompt) |
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Assuming that your IguanaX instance is installed in the default location, use this command: | Code Block |
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"C:\Program Files\IguanaX\iguana" --reset_admin_user |
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| title | Step 3 - Restart Iguana - Type "C:\Program Files\IguanaX\iguana |
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If you are running your command prompt as administrator this should work: | Code Block |
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"C:\Program Files\IguanaX\iguana |
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Stopping and Starting Iguana
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view Windows - Stop and Start Iguana for other ways to do this |
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| 4 - Login with username 'admin' and the newly regenerated password |
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Log in with the username admin and the newly regenerated password.  Image Modified |