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@Peruvian81  You need to update ranger,

You can follow the below steps to reset the password in postgres:

1.Login into postgres

2. postgres=# \connect ranger

3. ranger=# update x_portal_user set password = 'ceb4f32325eda6142bd65215f4c0f371' where login_id = 'admin';

Above would reset the password to 'admin'.

4. Login to Ranger UI using the above password

5. Go to User Profile and change the password

6. Open Ambari UI Ranger Configs

7. Update 'admin_password' in Advanced ranger-env with the newly set password

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