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'''Solution:''' | '''Solution:''' | ||
Stop the PowerChute service. | # Stop the PowerChute service. | ||
Go to the group1 directory where PowerChute is installed (default: C:\Program Files\APC\PowerChute\group1). | # Go to the group1 directory where PowerChute is installed (default: C:\Program Files\APC\PowerChute\group1). | ||
Make a backup of the pcnsconfig.ini file - copy it to another directory and rename it to pcnsconfig-backup.ini. | # Make a backup of the pcnsconfig.ini file - copy it to another directory and rename it to pcnsconfig-backup.ini. | ||
In the group1 folder, open pcnsconfig.ini in a text editor with elevated priveleges. | # In the group1 folder, open pcnsconfig.ini in a text editor with elevated priveleges. | ||
In the [NetworkManagementCard] section of the INI file, set the following lines with your new values: | # In the [NetworkManagementCard] section of the INI file, set the following lines with your new values: | ||
username= new user name | * username= new user name | ||
password= new password | * password= new password | ||
Save pcnsconfig.ini. | # Save pcnsconfig.ini. | ||
Start the PowerChute service and log in with your new username and password. | # Start the PowerChute service and log in with your new username and password. | ||
[[Category:Infrastructure]] | [[Category:Infrastructure]] |
Revision as of 14:08, 27 March 2020
Reset Client Network Shutdown Web Login
Reference: https://www.apc.com/us/en/faqs/FA159758/
Issue:
Password error: unable to log on to PowerChute Network Shutdown (PCNS) or lost user name.
Product:
PowerChute Network Shutdown v3.X and 4.X
Environment:
All supported Operating Systems.
Cause:
Lost user name or password
Solution:
- Stop the PowerChute service.
- Go to the group1 directory where PowerChute is installed (default: C:\Program Files\APC\PowerChute\group1).
- Make a backup of the pcnsconfig.ini file - copy it to another directory and rename it to pcnsconfig-backup.ini.
- In the group1 folder, open pcnsconfig.ini in a text editor with elevated priveleges.
- In the [NetworkManagementCard] section of the INI file, set the following lines with your new values:
* username= new user name * password= new password
- Save pcnsconfig.ini.
- Start the PowerChute service and log in with your new username and password.