Our foreman is bound to ldap for user access but the account passowrd has changed, so we need to get into Foreman and change this password
There should be a local admin user available by default.
If you have not changed that user or it’s pasword after installation, you can look it up in /etc/foreman-installer/scenarios.d/foreman-answers.yaml (if you have katello, it should be in katello-answers.yaml instead). The values to look for are initial_admin_username and initial_admin_password.
If you did change those and cannot find the information, you can use foreman-rake permissions:reset as root on the Foreman server to reset it’s password. Take a look at foreman-rake -D permissions:reset for additional options in case you renamed the admin user.
Hi, my problem has now changed, I had to change the password used in LDAP to BIND, which has been working previously, so I have changed it in our LDAP domain, and a can login to that account so Know the password is ok, then I have changed the password via the Foreman GUI but now when I try to login to foreman I am getting a bind error against the BIND account