Disabling global security when the V5.0 administrative server cannot be started

from http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21105430

这2天在WAS设置全局安全性，试来试去，试的启动不了了，这下傻眼了。

1、把“活动用户注册表”设置成“本地OS”，
2、同时在“本地 OS 用户注册表 ”中输入的服务器用户标识和密码是对应操作系统的登录用户名和密码的。

如果更改了操作系统的登录密码，那么必须在重启WAS控制台之前把第2步中输入的密码同时进行修改，否则下次启动时会出现安全认证问题。

万一没改就重启了，那就参考IBM的这篇FAQ在不启动控制台的情况下修改security.xml文件。有2种方式：

Technote (FAQ)

Problem

If the administrative server is running, you can use either the administrative console or the wsadmin tool to disable security. However, if you cannot start the administrative server, you must use wsadmin to disable security. This technote explains the procedure.

Solution

Occasionally when WebSphere® global security is enabled and you need to be disable it, you cannot start the administrative Application Server or deployment manager. This situation can occur when the administrative server does not start due to a problem with the security configuration. In this case, you are locked out of the administrative console, and you cannot use it to disable security; therefore, you must use a wsadmin command to disable security. Solution You can disable security by modifying the security.xml file or by using wsadmin. The security.xml file is located under install_root/config/cells/cellname. Always store a copy of the security.xml file in a temporary directory before making any changes. To disable security in security.xml: Open the security.xml file and search for the very first occurrence of enabled="true". This is located inside the tag. Change enabled="true" to enabled="false", then save the file. You must restart the server for the change to take effect. To disable security using a wsadmin command: From the $WAS_HOME/bin directory of the Deployment Manager or application server, issue the following command: wsadmin -conntype NONE The result is a command-line prompt for wsadmin. Issue the following wsadmin command: securityoff

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