AVESEC202W: The password to the system has expired.
Explanation: The password for the credentials originally created for one or more of the Remote Service Access Points in the table has expired.
Operator Response: Use Configure Access to specify new credentials to the access points, or change the password for the user who originally created credentials to the access points using the appropriate function. The function used to change a credential password is dependent on the type and location of the user repository.
Use customer specific tools to update the credentials on the LDAP server in the customer environment. Once complete, you must take action to change the cached credentials used to unlock the endpoint.
Request access to the BladeCenter or Flex chassis again with the new password. This unlocks the chassis and the blade servers within the chassis. Request access again with the new password to the operating systems on each blade.
Request access with the new password to each standalone server again, along with the operating system on each server.
To update a password on the FSM, you are prompted for your expired password and a new password when you sign on to the FSM. You can also update the password using the chuserpwd task (Home >> Settings >> Security Tasks).
You do not need to request access to all endpoints again with the new password as the function that updates the password will update the cached credentials for all endpoints using those credentials.
Select the CMM in the chassis containing the endpoints with the password that needs to be updated. From the Action menu select Security > Change Password. The username is pre-filled in the pop-up window. Enter the old password along with the new password twice, then click Done to run the request.
You do not need to request access to all endpoints again with the new password as the function that updates the password will update the cached credentials for all endpoints using those credentials.
Select the endpoint with the password that needs to be updated. From the Action menu select Security > Change Password. The username is pre-filled in the pop-up window. Enter the old password along with the new password twice, then click Done to run the request.
You do not need to request access to the endpoint again as the function that updates the password will update the cached credentials for the endpoint.