enter the custom password as the fourth argument.
When invoking the scripts on OpenVMS, enclose the arguments in double quotes:
$ @CRUSER.COM "<host name>" "<super server port>" "<password for _SYSTEM user>"
5.Repeat the previous step for each Caché instance you want to manage. Locked Down Security Mode
For Caché 5.2 and later versions, if the Caché instance was installed using “Locked Down” security mode, the following steps must be carried out before creating the APPIQ_USER account:
1.Launch the System Management Portal.
2.Click the Security Management link under System Administration.
3.On the Security Management page, click Services.
4.Click %Service_Bindings on the Services page.
5.On the Edit definition for Service %Service_Bindings page:
a.Under Allowed Incoming Connections, click Add and enter the IP address of the management server in the Explorer User Prompt window.
b.If the create APPIQ_USER scripts are being executed from the host on which Caché instance is running, add the IP address of the host.
c.Click the Service Enabled check box on the Edit definition for Service %Service_Bindings page.
d.Click Save.
6.Click the Security Management link under System Administration in the System Management portal.
7.On the Security Management page, click the Users link.
8.Click the Edit link for _SYSTEM user.
9.On the Edit Definition for User _SYSTEM page, click the User Enabled check box and enter a password for the _SYSTEM user in the Password and Confirm Password boxes.
10.Click the Save button.
Once the APPIQ_USER has been created, the _SYSTEM user can be disabled from the System Management portal.
Removing the APPIQ_USER Account from the Caché Instance
If you no longer want the management server to monitor a Caché instance, you can remove the APPIQ_USER account and APPIQROLE for that Caché instance by running dropCacheDBUser.bat (on Windows) or dropCacheDBUser.sh (on UNIX platforms) or DROPUSER.COM (on OpenVMS).
Before you remove the APPIQ_USER account from the Caché instances on a host, make sure no processes are running APPIQ_USER for that Caché instance. The management server uses APPIQ_USER to obtain information about a Caché instance.
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