Unable to access http://localhost:8080/dashboard and http://localhost:9990/console/App.html though the username and passwords are picked from C:\DV-6.1.0\jboss-eap-6.3\standalone\configuration\application-users.properties

[iginsk]

I tried accessing the http://localhost:8080/dashboard and http://localhost:9990/console/App.html pages while the server is running in JBDS 8.1.0 GA. The user name and passwords are picked from the locations C:\DV-6.1.0\jboss-eap-6.3\standalone\configuration\application-users.properties. I created the new user also using add-user.bat from C:\DV-6.1.0\jboss-eap-6.3\bin as application user. It does allow me to login to the portal. Please suggest. Do I need to add the user as a management user?

[van.halbert]

Hi Kiran,

Since you're using the product, I assume you have a subscription.  Can you contact Red Hat support to help resolve your issue.

Thanks.

Van

[iginsk]

I did not get the answer.

This is related something that I installed the product on my local machine and trying to access the portal locally. I just need the reason for which the portals are not allowing me to login, though I pass the right credentials. I believe this does not have anything to do with Redhat Support. If need be, I can get in touch there also.

Regards,

kiran

[van.halbert]

Kiran,

When you installed DV, you would have configured the dashboard Admin, for which can be used to access dashboard.   If you want a general user, you need to assign them the "user" role.    Or "admin" if you want them to create workspaces.

Van

[iginsk]

Yes Van...at the time of installation I configured the admin user. That screen has 4-5 diff admin users and their passwords.

1. I remember that I selected the use single password for all options.

2. I am now trying with the same user id and password, it says my credentials are wrong.

3. Now I went to C:\DV-6.1.0\jboss-eap-6.3\standalone\configuration\application-users.properties  and copied the userid and password and tried with the same, it did not help.

4. I used the add-user utility and used the userid and password created, it also did not help.

Regards,

Kiran

[rareddy]

Kiran,

I believe, the dashboard user requires the "admin" role. Like

dashboardAdmin=admin

in "application-roles.properties" file. Note, server needs a restart after the changes to this file.

Ramesh..

[iginsk]

It is already there Ramesh...what else could have gone wrong?

[van.halbert]

Kiran,

When you went thru the add-user.bat process, and u added the user with the role of "admin" or "user", did you restart the server after?

Van

[van.halbert]

Kiran,

Out-of-the-box, the dashboardAdmin (when using the defaults as DV is installed) should be able to access the dashboard.   Have you tried this user?

Van

[iginsk]

I have tried dashboardAdmin with the password that I gave, it did not work.

I have added another user - User1=User and added in the roles as admin.

No luck...

[iginsk]

Van, Ramesh,

Again, it is adding to another problem.

1. I am not able to access the odata URL of the VDB that I deployed, with  odata4 in the URL: It says requested resource not available

2. I am not able to access the odata URL of the VDB that I deployed with with odata in the URL: It asks for my userid and password, which I am struggling to get it right

Kind Regards,

Kiran

[rareddy]

For OData V2, (no V4 support in this version) the user and password is same user you created for the "applicationManagement" user with "odata,rest" roles. Check if your user has those roles, otherwise add them in application-roles.properties

Note, when you make changes to above you MUST restart the server before the changes are effective.