The admin user is configured on a per system level. Once it changes, it propagated to all RPAs across al clusters, the root password would be synced with that admin password across all RPAs in the system starting from RPVM 5.1.1.4 and RP 5.1.2, this would be done upon change of the admin password.
thanks you so much for the reply .. now understand that seperate admin password for source vRPA and target vRPA cannot be set . It has to be the same !
forshr
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October 19th, 2018 03:00
When you set the root password on an RPA this should be distributed across all RPAs in the cluster.
Regards,
Rich
Idan
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October 19th, 2018 04:00
Hi there,
The admin user is configured on a per system level. Once it changes, it propagated to all RPAs across al clusters, the root password would be synced with that admin password across all RPAs in the system starting from RPVM 5.1.1.4 and RP 5.1.2, this would be done upon change of the admin password.
Hope that helps,
Idan
ayas
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October 19th, 2018 04:00
hi all !
thanks you so much for the reply .. now understand that seperate admin password for source vRPA and target vRPA cannot be set . It has to be the same !
thanks heaps !
aya