Editing Scanco Administration (section)

===User accounts===

The <code>xtremect2</code> and <code>xt2recalib</code> passwords are the same and have all the same settings, except data disks DK0 points to DISK2 or to DISK6, respectively.

The <code>bonelab</code> and <code>bonelabknee</code> passwords are the same and have all the same settings, except they point to DISK2 and DISK6, respectively.

Any users who want to work at a VMS terminal should log in with <code>bonelab</code> or <code>bonelabknee</code>. This will ensure <code>uct_evaluation</code> is accessing the correct data.

Any user who wants to remotely log into the system will be using SSH authentication at users <code>xtremect2</code> or <code>xt2recalib</code>. Access by SSH requires Steve to set up your SSH public key. He has instructions on how to do this in his list of SOPs.

Any users who need to scan patients log into <code>xtremect2</code>, <code>microct2</code> or <code>xt2recalib</code> should use a password. This password is restricted to only a small handful of people.

====Set password on VMS system====

For OpenVMS access (which includes FTP, SSH as well) you can simply use:

 $ set password

Also see https://wiki.vmssoftware.com/SET_PASSWORD

We usually do the password change from system account for any users. It's easier as you can change any users password in the
same tool. Here how this goes (as system):

 $ cd sys$system
 $ mcr authorize
 UAF> mod  microct /pass=test1234 /nopwdlife /nopwdexp
 ... next user if wished ...
 UAF> exit

Then you may have to update the password for Samba access as well, if users use Samba. And that's also a reason we do it all as
system, as this can only be done there anyway.

 $ @samba$root:[bin]samba$define_commands
 $ pdbedit -x  microct
 $ pdbedit -a  microct

and enter new password.