Re-enabling the Default Authentication Scheme when you lock your Super User out of SSL-Explorer
In the event that you inadvertantly lock your Super User, or any other account out of SSL-Explorer you can use the following instructions to reactive the Default Authentication Scheme and allow login through that scheme:
Shutdown your SSL-Explorer service and run the HSQLDB program, found in the sslexplorer directory and the SSL-Explorer Programs section in the Windows Start menu.
Use the following settings at the launch screen: - Type to "HSQL Database Engine Standalone" Driver to org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver - URL to jdbc:hsqldb:file:<Install Directory>/db/explorer_configuration e.g. URL to jdbc:hsqldb:file:c:/Program Files/sslexplorer/db/explorer_configuration - User to sa - Password to blank.
After login run the following SQL command: UPDATE AUTH_SCHEMES SET ENABLED = '1' WHERE RESOURCE_NAME = 'Default';
This process will re-enable the Default password only authentication scheme.
My super user account has been disabled, not locked out, how can I re-enable the account? Thanks!
Chris Dakin
27th November, 2008
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12:19
To re-enable a disabled super user account, stop the SSL-Explorer service and run the install wizard. Step through the wizard and complete it. After the wizard completes, the super user account is re-enabled.
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20th August, 2008 at 18:39
27th November, 2008 at 12:19
Restart the service to be able to log on.