Document Kerberos password reset process
As happens, if you don't use your Kerberos credentials often you may lose track of your password for them. Document how, as a system administrator with a shell on one of the KDCs, you can set a new passwords for your accounts without needing to recreate the principals. Change-Id: I843b5be9630c805335a6cca04237477002748242
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kadmin: ktadd -k /path/to/$NAME.keytab service/$NAME@OPENSTACK.ORG
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kadmin: ktadd -k /path/to/$NAME.keytab service/$NAME@OPENSTACK.ORG
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Resetting A User Principal's Password
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If you've forgotten your user password (it happens!) then from a
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shell on one of the KDCs, execute ``sudo kadmin.local`` and use the
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``cpw $USERNAME@OPENSTACK.ORG`` command and enter your new password
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twice as prompted. If you need to reset your admin principal, use
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``cpw $USERNAME/admin@OPENSTACK.ORG`` instead.
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No Service Outage Server Maintenance
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No Service Outage Server Maintenance
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