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You need *SECADM in order to perform the function of changing any passwords other than your own. You also need at least object management (*OBJMGT) and use (*USE) authority to whatever profiles are to be changed.
The authorities can be adopted by running an adopted-authority program.
Tom
ANSWERED: Dec 13, 2011 7:20 PM (GMT) by Sasikumarr
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You cant Reset the Password without having *SECADM authority.
But, User can be able to change the password by using CHGPWD command.
Pradeep.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: December 13, 2011 12:52 pm by deepu93213,370 pts.
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*SECADM needs to compile a cl with *OWNER authority
The CL can issue the required command.
CHGUSRPRF
The program could accept user profile as an input.-this could be a display file.
1. Generate a random password –
2. Update the usrprof password
3. Reset PWDEXP to *YES
4. Change Status to *ENABLED
5. Send a copy of the Password to the person running the request. – display on the screen
*SECADM can grant run authority to the specific users who need to run this command.
Phil
you can’t to do this…
How to reset a password in iSeries without having the *SECADM authority and without knowing the old password?
impossible, You can change the password with the help of *SECADM….
they only have the authority…
*SECADM needs to compile a cl with *OWNER authority
The CL can issue the required command.
CHGUSRPRF
The program could accept user profile as an input.-this could be a display file.
1. Generate a random password –
2. Update the usrprof password
3. Reset PWDEXP to *YES
4. Change Status to *ENABLED
5. Send a copy of the Password to the person running the request. – display on the screen
*SECADM can grant run authority to the specific users who need to run this command.
Phil
Are you trying to reset the ADMIN password as this has been lost? This may be different.