How to check the information for Ops Manager sser
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Issue/Introduction
This article discusses how to check the information for Operations (Ops) Manager user.
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Resolution
1. Target your Ops Manager UAA. Run uaac target http://<Ops Manager IP>:8080/uaa/.
ubuntu@pivotal-ops-manager:~$ uaac target http://127.0.0.1:8080/uaa/ Target: http://127.0.0.1:8080/uaa Context: admin, from client opsman
2. Get your token. Run uaac token owner get opsman. Just press Enter for Client secret. Please be aware that the password and username here are the admin user and password for Ops Manager.
ubuntu@pivotal-ops-manager:~$ uaac token owner get opsman Client secret: User name: admin Password: ******** Successfully fetched token via owner password grant. Target: http://127.0.0.1:8080/uaa Context: admin, from client opsman
3. Run uaac users to show the detailed information for each user.
ubuntu@pivotal-ops-manager:~$ uaac users resources: - id: e894c6d2-b285-4dcc-ae33-7290b09896d6 meta version: 0 created: 2016-09-12T03:01:31.821Z lastmodified: 2016-09-12T03:01:31.821Z name familyname: Admin givenname: OpsMan emails: - value: [email protected] primary: false groups: - value: 0924e389-0f84-43ab-9dbe-7f1eda16c408 display: opsman.admin type: DIRECT - value: 464ac4eb-2cc7-40af-b05e-c1114654c9b9 display: clients.write type: DIRECT - value: 9023b399-4559-4609-91bf-ded5da7e3aef display: opsman.user type: DIRECT - ... - value: fb8683ea-a0cd-432f-acb7-18460984a137 display: scim.me type: DIRECT approvals: active: true verified: true origin: uaa schemas: urn:scim:schemas:core:1.0 username: admin zoneid: uaa passwordlastmodified: 2016-09-12T03:01:31.000Z schemas: urn:scim:schemas:core:1.0 startindex: 1 itemsperpage: 100 totalresults: 1
Additional Information
You can also connect to the database directly to get the information. Please be aware that this is only for the troubleshooting purpose, and don't change anything if you're not quite sure how to recover.
1. In Ops Manager vm, sudo to postgres user and connect to the postgres database.
ubuntu@pivotal-ops-manager:/usr/lib/postgresql/9.3$ sudo su - postgres postgres@pivotal-ops-manager:~$ /usr/lib/postgresql/9.3/bin/psql psql (9.3.14) Type "help" for help. postgres=#
2. Switch to uaa database, and select from table users. You can see all information maintained for the Ops Manager users.
postgres=# \c uaa You are now connected to database "uaa" as user "postgres". uaa=# select * from users id | created | lastmodified | version | username | password | email | authority | givenname | familyname | active | phonenumber | authorities | verified | origin | external_id | identity_zone_id | salt | passwd_lastmodified | legacy_verification_behavior --------------------------------------+-------------------------+-------------------------+---------+----------+--------------------------------------------------------------+----------------+-----------+-----------+------------+--------+-------------+-------------+----------+--------+-------------+------------------+------+---------------------+------------------------------ e894c6d2-b285-4dcc-ae33-7290b09896d6 | 2016-09-12 03:01:31.821 | 2016-09-12 03:01:31.821 | 0 | admin | $2a$10$liAWbB.uSFy.ukyYtPSc5ORlzvgjoGYI2kc9I5JlY8qm4dLNGHh6K | [email protected] | 0 | OpsMan | Admin | t | | uaa.user | t | uaa | | uaa | | 2016-09-12 03:01:31 | f (1 row)
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