Out-of-band management credentials
This page describes how to manage the credentials for the out-of-band management interfaces used in the Digital Signal PSI servers and devices.
The current credentials for all systems can be found in Vault at digital-signal-psi/credentials.
Rotating a password is very straight-forward:
Change the password on the management interface using one of the guides below
Update the entry in Vault with the new password
Overview
Devices
Host name |
IP |
Instructions |
|---|---|---|
ds-psi-rack0-sw1 |
192.168.71.1 |
|
ds-psi-rack0-sw2 |
192.168.71.2 |
|
ds-psi-rack1-sw1 |
192.168.71.3 |
|
ds-psi-rack2-sw1 |
192.168.71.4 |
|
ds-psi-rack1-pdu |
192.168.71.5 |
Use the web UI at https://192.168.71.5. Credentials can also be managed through SSH, see Raritan Rack PDU. |
ds-psi-rack2-pdu |
192.168.71.6 |
Use the web UI at https://192.168.71.6. SSH interface is not able to change user credentials. |
ds-psi-ptp-clock |
10.100.254.2 |
Use the web UI. |
ds-psi-ptp-switch |
10.100.254.3 |
Use the web UI. |
Servers
Host name |
IP |
Instructions |
|---|---|---|
ds-psi-provisioning |
192.168.71.10 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-monitoring |
192.168.71.11 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-storage-01 |
192.168.71.17 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-storage-02 |
192.168.71.18 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-storage-03 |
192.168.71.19 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-ci-cluster-01 |
192.168.71.16 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-ci-cbf-01 |
192.168.71.15 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.15 |
ds-psi-ci-p4 |
10.100.255.2 |
|
ds-psi-ci-pst-01 |
192.168.71.22 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.22 |
ds-psi-ci-pst-02 |
192.168.71.23 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.23 |
ds-psi-dev-cluster-01 |
192.168.71.13 |
Refer to Dell iDRAC9 |
ds-psi-dev-cbf-01 |
192.168.71.14 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.14 |
ds-psi-dev-p4 |
10.100.255.3 |
|
ds-psi-dev-pss-01 |
192.168.71.20 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.20 |
ds-psi-dev-pst-01 |
192.168.71.24 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.24 |
ds-psi-dev-pst-02 |
192.168.71.25 |
Use the SuperMicro BMC interface at https://192.168.71.25 |
Device-specific Instructions
Edge-Core DCS810 P4 switch
The Edge-Core DCS810 P4 switch runs a version of OpenBMC on the management interface.
The file system on the BMC is volatile, so any changes made to the BMC OS is not persisted between reboots, with the exception of data in /mnt/data.
Customization of the BMC environment is therefore managed through /mnt/data/etc/rc.local, which is executed when the BMC boots up.
This script is also used to change the password of the root user.
To change it, SSH into the BMC with the current credentials, and edit the script with:
vi /mnt/data/etc/rc.local
It should contain a section like the following:
# change root password
passwd << EOF
<password>
<password>
EOF
Change both lines containing the current password with the new password and save the file.
Then, reboot the switch and check whether the password was changed successfully.
Dell EMC OS10 switch
The Dell OS10 switch has two administrator users:
The
linuxadminuser is part of the underlying linux OS, and acts as the system’s root userThe
adminuser is part of OS10, and is the default user with thesysadminrole
How to change the linuxadmin user password
To change the password of the linuxadmin system user, connect to the OS10 CLI and use the following commands:
ds-psi-sw-02# configure terminal
ds-psi-sw-02(config)# system-user linuxadmin password <new_password>
ds-psi-sw-02(config)# exit
ds-psi-sw-02# write memory
For more information, refer to Linuxadmin user configuration.
How to change the admin user password
To change the password of the admin user, connect to the OS10 CLI and use the following commands:
ds-psi-sw-02# configure terminal
ds-psi-sw-02(config)# username admin password <new_password> role sysadmin
ds-psi-sw-02(config)# exit
ds-psi-sw-02# write memory
For more information, refer to user password role.
Raritan Rack PDU
To change the admin password using SSH:
$ ssh admin@192.168.71.5
admin@192.168.71.5's password:
Welcome to PX3-5730-V2 CLI!
Last login: 2025-05-16 05:57:19 EDT [Web GUI from 172.16.0.102]
[ds-psi-rack1-pdu] # config
[ds-psi-rack1-pdu] config:# user modify admin password
Enter new password for user 'admin':
Re-type new password for user 'admin':
[ds-psi-rack1-pdu] config:# apply