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2. Enter the
configure terminal
command to enter Global Configuration mode.
Example
3. Enter the
username
command with
• the user ID for which you need to change the password (in this case, USERID)
• the
password
keyword
• the new password that you want to apply to the user ID
to change the password of the user ID.
Example
4. Enter the
exit
command with the
all
keyword to return to User Exec mode.
Example
Configure the System Clock
Configure your system clock immediately so that all system messages include accurate timestamps.
You can configure the clock setting on the on-board Server Switch clock or you can synchronize your
Server Switch to a network time protocol (NTP) server.
Set the On-board Clock
To configure the on-board clock, perform the following steps:
1. Enter the
enable
command to enter Privileged Exec mode.
Example
2. Enter the clock set command with
• the time of day in hh:mm:ss format
• the day in dd format
• the month in mm format
• the year in yy format
to set the on-board clock. The example that follows sets the date to 1:45 am on June 3rd, 2004.
Example
IBM BladeCenter# configure terminal
IBM BladeCenter(config)#
IBM BladeCenter(config)# username USERID password n0accE$$
IBM BladeCenter(config)# exit all
IBM BladeCenter>
IBM BladeCenter> enable
IBM BladeCenter#
IBM BladeCenter# clock set 01:45:00 03 06 04