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Administering Security Issues
I installed a J2EE Configuration of 6.1 30 day trial on top of unmodified perms
IIS 6/W2k3. I entered a required password to administering CF and then setup an
admin account and password for the JRUN component. Upon completion and
subsequent launching of the administer web page, it does not accept my id and
pw I setup - it states I'm not authorized to view this page. I checked local
acls on the directory and changed the local admin account to match - no luck.
Any ideas? Is this a CF issues, IIS6 problem or Windows? Thanks
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Adam Wayne Lehman #2 Re: Administering Security Issues
The JRun username/password are case-sensitive (even the username).
You can find the username/password in
<jrun-root>/servers/admin/SERVER-INF/jrun-users.xml
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