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Defualt Credentials

Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:55 pm
by David.g
Hi,
What is the default credentials of the application?

Re: Defualt Credentials

Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 4:42 pm
by Scott Klement
I'm not sure that I understand what you are asking. Profound UI can run in five different environments:
  1. Profound UI session. This requires a sign-on with userid/password, and the program runs under that userid/password.
  2. Browser/Apache authentication. This also requires a sign-on with userid/password, but it's handled by the browser and the IBM HTTP Server (Powered by Apache). In this configuration, the userid/password may be a user profile, or may match a validation list, ldap or kerberos, depending on your configuration. You have the option here to configure what credentials are used.
  3. Anonymous session. User never has to sign on, and uses userid QTMHHTP1.
  4. Inside Genie. This actually starts a 5250 session, and can either use Browser/Apache authentication (as above) or can sign on through the green-screen signon interface by typing userid, password, etc. in a 5250 session.
  5. Invoked via JavaScript, PHP, CGI... possibly using the Open Source interfaces. In this case, the sign-on logic is up to your program, but will use QTMHHTP1 user profile if you do not program anything.
So, hopefully I'm not jumping to a conclusion here... but I think the answer to your question is probably that in the absense of a sign-on panel, the userid used is QTMHHTP1.

Please let me know if this helps, or if I misunderstood you.

Re: Defualt Credentials

Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 4:53 pm
by David.g
Hey Scott,
thank you, it helped me.
what username and password should be written on this page
http://servername:8080/profoundui/strat

I didn't get any credentials. How can I manage my application?

Re: Defualt Credentials

Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:05 pm
by Scott Klement
The same userid/password that you use to sign-on to green screen. It's doing a regular sign-on to IBM i (formerly known as "OS/400") the same way a green-screen would.