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Java Admin Reset

The document provides steps to enable and disable a super administrator account called "SAP*" in a SAP system, and reset the password for the default "Administrator" user account. It involves using a configuration tool to modify properties related to the super administrator, restarting the engine, and logging in with each account. The steps for Solution 2 are similar but involve explicitly switching the configuration tool to edit mode before modifying properties.

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Java Admin Reset

The document provides steps to enable and disable a super administrator account called "SAP*" in a SAP system, and reset the password for the default "Administrator" user account. It involves using a configuration tool to modify properties related to the super administrator, restarting the engine, and logging in with each account. The steps for Solution 2 are similar but involve explicitly switching the configuration tool to edit mode before modifying properties.

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STEP-1: Enable "SAP*"

[Link] the Config Tool C:\usr\sap\<SID>\<engine-


instance>\j2ee\configtool\[Link]
Ex: D:\usr\sap\F02\JC00\j2ee\configtool --> [Link]

[Link] cluster-data --> Global server configuration --> services -->


[Link]

[Link]-click on the property "[Link] = TRUE"

[Link]-click on the property "[Link]=<Enter any password ex:


abc123>"

[Link].

[Link] the engine.

STEP-2: Login with "SAP*" into portal

1. [Link]

2. Enter userid / password as" SAP* / <password ex: abc123>"

3. Search for "Administrator" user

4. Reset or change password for "Administrtor"

STEP-3: Disable "SAP*"

[Link] the Config Tool C:\usr\sap\<SID>\<engine-


instance>\j2ee\configtool\[Link]
Ex: D:\usr\sap\F02\JC00\j2ee\configtool --> [Link]

[Link] cluster-data --> Global server configuration --> services -->


[Link]

[Link]-click on the property "[Link] = FALSE"

[Link].

5. Restart the engine.

STEP-4: Login with "Administrator"

1. [Link]

2. Enter userid / Password as "Administrator / <password>

3. it will ask change password just change it.

Please follow steps one by one. it should resolve your issue.

<b>Solution 2:</b>

Just follow below steps:


[Link] the Config Tool C:\usr\sap\<SID>\<engine-
instance>\j2ee\configtool\[Link]
Ex: D:\usr\sap\F02\JC00\j2ee\configtool --> [Link]

2. "Switch to configuration mode" for that Click on "Pencil" icon;

3. Click on "Pencil" icon means "Swith to Configuration Edit mode" then say "YES"

4. cluster_data --> server --> cfg --> services -->


click on "Propertysheet [Link]

select properties:
[Link] = True
[Link] = <enter password >

then say "OK"

Click on "Pencial ICON.

5. Save & restart Java Engine.

Login with "Administrator"

1. [Link]

2. Enter userid / Password as "Administrator / <password>

3. it will ask change password just change it.

Please follow steps one by one. it should resolve your issue.

You can try Solution-1 first, if it is not work user Solution-2.

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