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Re: How to change profile in DCM?

I was able to log onto DCM using QSECOFR using IE and see the *SYSTEM
profile. But there was no option on any of the screens I could see to
delete the profile I had created inadvertently by logging in using a
different profile. I might try to bounce the Wintel server I am using to
see if that fixes the issue. Our entire Power server infrastructure is
behind an application firewall so I can't whitelist any of our Windows
desktops (too many) so I have a Wintel server whitelisted and RDP to it.
But it's a share box used for utility admin server stuff.



On Fri, Dec 3, 2021 at 1:02 PM Jim Oberholtzer <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

You might be talking about the system store profile. The fact that is
QSECOFR is because that’s what you created the store with. It not the same
profile as the OS profile. You should be able to change it once signed
into the system store.

Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects



On Dec 2, 2021, at 5:04 PM, Laurence Chiu <lchiu7@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Not yet because it's actually a Windows server that might impact other
people but I will ask the server team if I can. Thanks for the idea.

On Fri, Dec 3, 2021, 11:54 AM Steinmetz, Paul via MIDRANGE-L <
midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Did you try rebooting your PC.
That should work

Paul

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Subject: How to change profile in DCM?

I started to use DCM when I was not that familiar with the product and
its capabilities.

So when I first started it up it asked for a logon and password and
since
this was a newly provisioned test LPAR I just used QSECOFR (maybe I
should
not have) and the password.

Now I know better and have had created a profile on the LPAR which
provides some admin functions but not the same as QSECOFR

But then I fire up DCM and use my new logon and password I now no longer
have access to the *SYSTEM certificate store. That is not surprising
but I
cannot find any way to remove the persistent logon in my browser
(Firefox)
so I can login as QSECOFR. I tried deleting cookies etc. and nothing
works. Everytime I fire up DCM on Firefox it automatically logs me on as
the new profile.

The only way I can get back to administering DCM on the LPAR is to use
IE
( :-( ) which DCM asked me to logon and I used QSECOFR.

Is there something in IBMi I can use to delete my profile for DCM so it
will ask me to logon again in Firefox?

Thanks
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