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How can I change password for IFSCONNECT user and get the encrypted password in Apps 10?

  • January 20, 2021
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ALHAGMO
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Hi,

we are working on an integration with IFS FSM and IFS APPS10. We want to use user IFSCONNECT and need the password in our test environment as clear text and encrypted.

First of all we don’t know the password and would like to reset it.

On DB level we know how to manage.

In version 8, there was an option in installer.cmd to change passwords for all system users, but in version 10 there is change password only for 2 system users available, ifsprint and ifssys.

Who can help us with these 2 questions?

Thank you for your feedback!

Regards Martina

 

Best answer by ig_

ALHAGMO wrote:

Hi Dhananjaya,

thank you for your quick feedback! we need to provide this information to a partner, who is creating the integration:

and ofcourse we would not want an external to use ifsapp user and to know and write down the ifsapp user password.

So our idea is to use the ifsconnect user.

In the first param value the password is readable, in the 3rd line it looks like encrypted.

How can we set and get this information on config.xml level?

Thank you for your feedback!

 Regards Martina


Hi Martina,

 

this looks like Base64 encryption. There are free online encoders like this one: https://www.base64encode.org/

 

 

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dhlelk
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  • Superhero
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  • January 20, 2021

Hi @ALHAGMO,

Could you please explain me the requirement of having the encrypted password for IFSCONNECT?

You can reset the password for IFSCONNECT from the "Oracle Users" window (Solution Manager\Security\Oracle Users\Oracle Users).
However, this is same as resetting the password from the DB level.

Cheers !
Dhananjaya.


ALHAGMO
Hero (Customer)
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  • Hero (Customer)
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  • January 20, 2021

Hi Dhananjaya,

thank you for your quick feedback! we need to provide this information to a partner, who is creating the integration:

and ofcourse we would not want an external to use ifsapp user and to know and write down the ifsapp user password.

So our idea is to use the ifsconnect user.

In the first param value the password is readable, in the 3rd line it looks like encrypted.

How can we set and get this information on config.xml level?

Thank you for your feedback!

 Regards Martina


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  • Superhero (Employee)
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  • January 21, 2021

I recommend not using IFSCONNECT in an integration for security reasons. It is much better to have a separate user for this integration which only have rights to the necessary BizAPI’s.

Licensing might also be an issue so contact your IFS representative to see if it is Ok.


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  • Do Gooder (Customer)
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  • January 22, 2021
ALHAGMO wrote:

Hi Dhananjaya,

thank you for your quick feedback! we need to provide this information to a partner, who is creating the integration:

and ofcourse we would not want an external to use ifsapp user and to know and write down the ifsapp user password.

So our idea is to use the ifsconnect user.

In the first param value the password is readable, in the 3rd line it looks like encrypted.

How can we set and get this information on config.xml level?

Thank you for your feedback!

 Regards Martina


Hi Martina,

 

this looks like Base64 encryption. There are free online encoders like this one: https://www.base64encode.org/

 

 


ALHAGMO
Hero (Customer)
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  • January 25, 2021
ig_ wrote:
ALHAGMO wrote:

Hi Dhananjaya,

thank you for your quick feedback! we need to provide this information to a partner, who is creating the integration:

and ofcourse we would not want an external to use ifsapp user and to know and write down the ifsapp user password.

So our idea is to use the ifsconnect user.

In the first param value the password is readable, in the 3rd line it looks like encrypted.

How can we set and get this information on config.xml level?

Thank you for your feedback!

 Regards Martina


Hi Martina,

 

this looks like Base64 encryption. There are free online encoders like this one: https://www.base64encode.org/

 

 

Great, thank you!


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  • Do Gooder
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  • February 24, 2021
ig_ wrote:
ALHAGMO wrote:

Hi Dhananjaya,

thank you for your quick feedback! we need to provide this information to a partner, who is creating the integration:

and ofcourse we would not want an external to use ifsapp user and to know and write down the ifsapp user password.

So our idea is to use the ifsconnect user.

In the first param value the password is readable, in the 3rd line it looks like encrypted.

How can we set and get this information on config.xml level?

Thank you for your feedback! WalgreensListens

 Regards Martina


Hi Martina,

 

this looks like Base64 encryption. There are free online encoders like this one: https://www.base64encode.org/

 

 

 Thanks for the clarification


ALHAGMO
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  • Hero (Customer)
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  • February 24, 2021
ALHAGMO wrote:
ig_ wrote:
ALHAGMO wrote:

Hi Dhananjaya,

thank you for your quick feedback! we need to provide this information to a partner, who is creating the integration:

and ofcourse we would not want an external to use ifsapp user and to know and write down the ifsapp user password.

So our idea is to use the ifsconnect user.

In the first param value the password is readable, in the 3rd line it looks like encrypted.

How can we set and get this information on config.xml level?

Thank you for your feedback!

 Regards Martina


Hi Martina,

 

this looks like Base64 encryption. There are free online encoders like this one: https://www.base64encode.org/

 

 

Great, thank you!

 


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