jts/setup "The user ID you logged in with is not recognizable"
Installed JTS CLM v405 on IBM i V710 with WAS 8.5
Now for the first time I am launching https://<my serverName>:29443/jts/setup
Now for the first time I am launching https://<my serverName>:29443/jts/setup
We're Sorry...
The user ID you logged in with is not recognizable.
If you used the default ADMIN user to log in, you likely disabled it during the setup. Try again using the new admin user you created during the setup.
"Try again using the new admin user" ???? Can someone clarify what/how I can proceed? Thx. Tosh.
"Try again using the new admin user" ???? Can someone clarify what/how I can proceed? Thx. Tosh.
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Problem: I encountered this problem while setting up Doors NG 7.0.1 with Jazz Authorization server and SSO (Single Sign On). The problem occurred at 8th step of custom setup of JTS, i.e. the step where registered applications (CCM, QM or RM etc) are being setup. I setup LDAP as user registry and I was continuing the setup using an LDAP user.
Reason: Initially (before setting up LDAP user registry), all applications (CCM. QM, RM etc) are registered using ADMIN user and as setup is not completed yet, these applications are not aware of LDAP users.
Solution: During the first time of JTS setup, do not register applications while using the ADMIN user and click next to continue to set up LDAP user registry or any other user registry method that you prefer. When LDAP user registry or other user registry and Jazz Authorization server is setup then logout from JTS setup (if logout also returns the same error then simply go to <server:9443>/jts/setup after logging out) and login again with the LDAP user or a user that you have setup during the user registry process. Then register all applications (CCM, RM, QM etc) with that user and there will be no error afterwards. Setup will complete successfully.
TIP: if applications are registered already using another user (different from the user who is getting this error), then go to <server:9443>/jts/admin >> Manage Server >> Registered Applications, remove registered applications and go to the Solution step, i.e. restart the Server Setup and register applications with correct user.
Server is apparently still down. Would you happen to know the DCF number? I can access that internally.
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This can happen when you enable the security settings in the WAS profile and the users have not been imported into JTS.
To work around this, add the user ADMIN to your current user repository (LDAP or whatever the WAS profile is using). After the initialization is done in JTS, you can remove the ADMIN from the user repository and disable it in JTS.
To work around this, add the user ADMIN to your current user repository (LDAP or whatever the WAS profile is using). After the initialization is done in JTS, you can remove the ADMIN from the user repository and disable it in JTS.
I don't mean to complain here, maybe there is another place in JAZZ to do it, but the installation instructions are really very poor. I have deleted the product completely, and reinstalled, and got back into the same trouble. There is definitely a problem, either the doc is wrong or there is a defect.
Hi All,
To Re-enable admin access follow these steps.
Note: For other Jazz based products such as Rational Quality Manager and Rational Requirements Composer, file path for teamserver.properties could be different.
to: com.ibm.team.repository.ws.allow.admin.access=true
< user username =" ADMIN " password =" b521caa6e1db82e5a01c924a419870cb72b81635 " />
with:
< user username =" ADMIN " password =" b521caa6e1db82e5a01c924a419870cb72b81635 " roles =" JazzAdmins " />
Regards,
Satish
Hello tosh
Here is a link that explain the procedure of mapping the Group details to the war file.
Deploying applications for the Rational solution for Collaborative Lifecycle Management on WebSphere Application Server
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v4r0m6/topic/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/t_deploy_was.html?resultof=%22%4d%41%70%70%69%6e%67%22%20%22%6d%61%70%22%20%22%67%72%6f%75%70%22%20
In case you using the Websphere federated file based to create your groups and users information.
Managing users by using a federated, file-based registry
http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v4r0m6/topic/com.ibm.jazz.install.doc/topics/c_manage_users_fed_realm.html?resultof=%22%77%65%62%73%70%68%65%72%65%22%20%22%77%65%62%73%70%68%65%72%22%20%22%66%65%64%65%72%61%74%65%64%22%20%22%66%65%64%65%72%22%20
I suggest that you talk to you network admins to determine if there is an LDAP system available to you. It may be a little harder to manage at first but later it may prove help useful for maintenance.
I Recommend that you do not use the ADMIN user, Instead Identify a functional user in the user repository and assign this user jazzAdmin. This way you avoid the complication of having to reset the ADMIN User, and it give you a little more security.
You need to make sure that the mapping is applied to the CCM, QM and the JTS war files. If you fail any one of these files you may interrupt the jts/setup process and get the message you reported in the initial commen in these post.
Hope this helps
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Feb 16 '14, 9:11 p.m.