Hi All,
We have SAS 9.4 M3 Installed on Linux server Red Hat 4.8.5-39.The person who installed has left the organization, I don't have the sas installer accout password with me. I need to maintain the server and renew license.
Is there any way to get the password?
What if we reset the password, does it impact any sevrices?
Could you please shed some lights on this.
Thanks,
Satish
The install user password is not used within SAS AFAIK. You can reset and change it.
SAS services are started at system start from a root process, which does not need passwords when changing the user context.
@SatishPala - I suggest you track your problem to SAS Tech Support as you will need version-specific advice on this. The SAS installer account is also an OS account so for obvious reasons retrieving the password would be extremely difficult if not impossible. You will probably have to investigate your SAS installation to find out where this account has been used or is still being used.
The install user password is not used within SAS AFAIK. You can reset and change it.
SAS services are started at system start from a root process, which does not need passwords when changing the user context.
Thank you all for replies.
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