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EMC Monitoring and Reporting (Watch4net) | SMARTS: How to Change the RabbitMQ publisher password (323520)

Last Updated: 5/29/2020Categories: How toTotal Views: 25116Language:
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The publisher is a component in the presentation SAM domain that sends notifications into RabbitMQ. The RabbitMQ login for this process is publisher with the default password of changeme. To change this password, you must update both RabbitMQ and the SAM configuration with a new matching password.

Procedure:

Log in to the RabbitMQ web-based management interface as admin admin using the default password of changeme.

To access the RabbitMQ web-based management interface, connect with a browser to port 15672 on the host where RabbitMQ is installed.

For example:
http://127.0.0.1:15672/

Click the Admin tab and select publisher from the list of RabbitMQ login users.   **Do not edit the Tags field**

Click Update this user.

Enter the new password in both password fields.

Click Update User.   **Do not edit the Tags field**

To change the password in the SAM configuration:

Log in to the host where the presentation SAM is installed.

in <BASDIR>SAM/smarts/bin type ./sm_edit ../conf/clientConnect.conf

In the clientConnect.conf file, look for a line beginning with AMQP/*

It is similar to this:

*:AMQP/
*:publisher:<E-1.0>94FF41842043EDA1DE6E67FB08015B3D456752865F8B5D7DC63F259270B36092

In the AMQP/*" line, replace the password field with the same password that you entered for the RabbitMQ publisher account.In this example, the password was set to california:

*:AMQP/*:publisher:california

Save clientConnect.conf and exit sm_edit.

Restart the publisher by connecting to your presentation SAM using dmctl.

For example:

a. $ dmctl -s INCHARGE-SA-PRES

dmctl> invoke SM_AMQPNotificationPublisher::SMAMQPNotificationPublisher stop

dmctl> invoke SM_AMQPNotificationPublisher::SMAMQPNotificationPublisher start

**Note** If this command hangs, verify that you entered the same password for the RabbitMQ publisher and SAM.

In the RabbitMQ interface, click the Connections tab and verify the publisher is connected.

Related Information

Related Article:
EMC Monitoring and Reporting (Watch4net) | SMARTS: How to change passwords for RabbitMQ https://support.emc.com/kb/199119

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