That's a real helpful reply there "noname". I suppose since you are such a pontificating, unhelpful genius, you hide your name. People like you should be kept off all forums.
I had my local BAS Admin password stop working after installing maintenance release 1...and I recorded it when I created it so I know what it was. For those with a similar problem or those who did not set it or forgot it, here is how to fix it.
Log into the BES server itself
Open SQL administrator
Go to the BESMgmt database
Expand tables
Open the dbo.BASUsers table
If you have not created any other admin users, and chances are you did not if you are reading this, the last user listed will be the system admin user
Scroll right to the LoginPassword collumn
Paste this hash into that field - 431d615b2de61fb1 - this will change your BAS login to "berry"
Now log in with that password and go to Manage Users and click on search to populate you list
Click on the System Administrator user and select edit user
Click on the wrench to the right of the user and type in your new password, then click the green check mark tot he right
MOST IMPORTANT - click SAVE ALL at the bottom
Now you are all set to log out and back in with your new secure password
How’s that for a lesson learned there mister unhelpful NONAME?
Glen
Message Edited by glenc on 07-16-2009 10:23 AM
