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Enable Admin account for Cloudera Manager

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Super Collaborator

Hi,

 

I just completed setting up CDP Private Base in a POC environment. I was in process of attempting AD (LDAP based) integration so that users get authenticated via Active Directory.

I am unsure if there was a mis configuration, however, after restarting Cloudera Manager, I can't login to it via "Admin" account (local). Thought it has got AD integrated, tried multiple accounts from AD, however, none of them are working.

 

Please help to re-enable admin (local) account.

 

Thanks

snm1523

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Super Collaborator

Thank you for the response. I was able to find a way out to fix this.

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Master Collaborator

Hi @snm1523 

 

Please open a support case with us to resolve this issue. We may need help from the account team.

 

Has the reply helped resolve your issue? If so, please mark the appropriate reply as the solution, as it will make it easier for others to find the answer in the future.

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Super Collaborator

Thank you for the response. I was able to find a way out to fix this.

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New Member

Hi, could you describe how you fix this problem?

Regards,

Tommy

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Super Collaborator

@TommyH 

Login to DB server where CM is storing metadata and then will need to delete the authentication backend entry. Please refer to below queries:

select ATTR, VALUE from CONFIGS where ATTR = 'auth_backend_order';
delete from CONFIGS where ATTR = “auth_backend_order” and SERVICE_ID is null

Hope this helps.

Thanks
snm1523