BFM

BFM user password change includes the change of passwords of the following users: operating system user, database user, and application user. You can change the passwords of these users based on the user type.

Operating System User

Table 1 lists the policies for changing passwords of operating system users.

**Table 1** operating system user accounts (user names and passwords)
User Name	Initial Password	When to Take Effect	Password Change Impact on Services	Description	Change Method	How to Modify	Associate Modification
bfm	bvS_630!@	Immediately	None	Running user of the BFM. The bfm user installs and maintains the BFM.	Using tools.	See Changing the Operating System Password of the BFM.	None

Database User

Table 2 lists the policies for changing passwords of Database User.

**Table 2** Database user accounts (user names and passwords)
User Name	Initial Password	When to Take Effect	Password Change Impact on Services	Description	Change Method	How to Modify	Associate Modification
bfmdb	db_Ui*#18	Immediately	If this user's password is not synchronously changed on the I2000, the I2000 cannot inspect the Prestat normally.	User for the BFM to connect to the database.	Using commands.	See Changing the Passwords of Oracle Database Users of the BFM.	None
bfmsso	sd_S23%*O	Immediately	None	Manages the BFM SSO database.	Using commands.	See Changing the Passwords of Oracle Database Users of the BFM.	None
bfmdbm	dbM_pe%9&	Immediately	None	Database Manager User.Used for daily maintenance.	Using tools.	See Changing the Password of a Maintenance Account of the Database.	See Associate Changes.

Application User

Table 3 lists the policies for changing passwords of Application User.

**Table 3** Application user. accounts (user names and passwords)
User Name	Initial Password	When to Take Effect	Password Change Impact on Services	Description	Change Method	How to Modify	Associate Modification
sysadmin	bmeB4000	Immediately	None	Super administrator of a system.	Using a GUI.	See Changing the Password of a Non-Preset Account.	None
cdp-mdsp	bmeB5000	Immediately	None	Partner user, which is used by the SMPA to send notifications to users.	Using a GUI.	See Changing the Password of an SP Operator.	None