Jet Admin Login

[Judd Eisenhauer]

Anadmin account has privileges to manage services for other people in your organization. The Admin console is only available when you're signed in to an admin account. If you don't have access to an admin account, get help from someone else who does. For details, see Who is my administrator?.

I have the instructions for adding 2FA to user browsing via Captive Portal, and for adding 2FA to GlobalProtect connections, but there doesn't seem to be anything for the admin interface. I noticed on this page it says "The firewall supports MFA only for end users, not firewall administrators".

Thinking about the flow of an admin login, I'm not sure I can see how it would work. You can't really use source & dest objects to specify the admin interface when defining an Authentication Policy, to my knowledge. But if this can be done, I'd appreciate any instructions

Duo has a proxy application that can be installed on-prem, act as a RADIUS server for authentication and lookup to our Active Directory. I'll give this a go and see if it works as a 2FA solution for admin login.

192.168.1.1 is an IP address which routers like Linksys and other network brands use as an access point or gateway. Firms set up router admin access in this address to allow network administrators to configure their routers and networks. Concretely one can manage Security Options, Network Management, IP QoS, DNS, proxy, LAN, WAN, WLAN settings, DSL, ADSL, MAC, WPS block; amongst others.

If you're having issues accessing your router at 192.168.1.1 (long loading or not loading at all), your network might be using another address such as 192.168.0.1, 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.2.1. In that case, check our router IP address list. You can also read our tutorial on how to find your router's IP address for more help.

Maybe this was obvious to others, but I struggled to find in the online documentation how to set the permissions of the newly created user. The influx auth create command ended up helping me achieve this. The help flag shows all the different permission flags and usage.

to get it working i created some users first using the token directly like @LazyLinuxLover showed us above and then created a new config with the admin token switched to that and the tried it. It seems very hit a miss for what is a bit of a simple task.

I have an old AC1750 Wifi Cable Modem Router (C6300) which I haven't used for 2 years after switching from Spectrum to Verizon Fios. But now my Fios contract has already ended and I was thinking of going back to Spectrum. I wanted to check if my old router is still usable. So I tried powering up my C6300 router, connected my laptop to the router, and then tried accesing the router admin page from my browser using or 192.168.0.1 but could not access it and getting the error below. Is there a way to access my router admin page without an internet?

I am unable to access the main orbi app without being spit to this screen. I am using an Iphone 13 with iOS15. No password combo works. I also am unable to get to the forgot password flow using "routerlogin.net". Please advise. Iam unable to access critical sites.

Hi team, I have an Orbi RBR750 and used to able to log into the admin dashboard using either the Orbi mobile app or by going to routerlogin.com. The default password doesn't seem to work (admin/password), and I can't seem to find a way to initiate a password reset. What are my options besides a factory reset?

Wire connect a PC to the router and factory reset the router using the back push pin button. Hold it in for 15 seconds then let go. Power OFF the ISP modem for 30 seconds than back on. Wait for the WHITE led to slowly pulsate on top of the RBR, then log in to 192.168.1.1 or orbilogin.com using a web browser and walk thru the setup wizard. This time write down all important information for safe keeping later on. -do-I-reset-my-Orbi-system-to-factory-default-settings

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Hi, Towards Splunk tool installation completion step, when I accept the license and start Splunk service I was asked to create a login which was successful and completed the installation process.

When I launch it will ask me to enter the login details used while creating the account if it is the first time login.

Splunk is not accepting login details created during the installation time.

I tried admin/changeme as well and it did not work.

Am I missing something? Please advise.

Thanks in advance.

When you install Splunk Enterprise, you must create a username and password for your administrator account. If you do not specify any arguments when you install the software, it prompts you to create a username and a password during the installation process.

If you do not create the password during installation, an unusable installation can occur. This can happen, for example, if you use the --no-prompt Splunk CLI argument for starting Splunk Enterprise and also do not provide an administrator password in user-seed.conf. In such a case, you must create the administrator credentials manually for the instance to be accessible.

If you upgrade from an older version of Splunk Enterprise, the installation uses the old administrator credentials.

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Thank you Zuehlaa for your quick reply.

I tried to update the passwd with the command provided above by opening passwd via vi editor and updated the above command but I was unable make use of / that I have updated in passwd file using vi editor.

I followed another approach by moving passwd file as a passwd.back and then updated as below using splunk docs reference:

by opening passwd via vi editor and updated the above command.

Somehow I was unable make use of new / that I have updated as per the above command launching passwd file vi editor.

I followed another approach that you have suggested above by moving passwd file as a passwd.back and then updated as below using splunk docs reference:

I installed my self-hosted Bitwarden some months back, but before the final install, I was testing different setups. During that testing, I was always asked if I wanted to change the default ports from 80/443 to my own choice during the install. But when I came to do a final install, the Bitwarden install program must have very recently been updated and it was no longer asking if I wanted to change the ports. So I changed them manually after the install had completed. Bitwarden was installed on Ubuntu PC using the standard Docker containers and a standard router firewall with the new ports forwarded to the Bitwarden PC. Everything worked fine except for the Admin page.

Navigating to redirects to which is handled by the web container and thus errors out.

Navigating directly to kinda works in such that it returns the HTML page of the login page. But it is still broken, because all references to CSS and Javascript files start with a slash, i.e. it tries to get them from instead of from

I have verified that globalSettings__baseServiceUri__admin is set correctly.

So, right now, I am navigating to This redirects me to I enter my email address. I click on the link and it again, redirects me to But it does set a cookie for /admin. So, I manually navigate to and I am finally inside the admin area.

Not sure if my situation is the same. I have several sub-domains and thus I run Apache as a front-end for them. Thus, I setup BitWarden to run plain HTTP only because Apache terminates HTTPS traffic and upstreams one of my 3rd level domains to bitwarden docker.

Hello, I am working with an ONTAP 8.3 system that is attempting to login as admin to a Cisco Nexus 5596 switch that is listed as a management-network switch in cshm config. The filer's IP is making 3 attempts every 15 minutes via the node management LIF, which is on e0i and e0m. Switch logs show these messages repeatedly:

The CSHM config and device discovery show 4 switches, 2 cluster and 2 management. SNMP file version is SNMPv2c, and as far as I can tell SNMPv3 is not enabled although for some reason I am seeing activity for snmpv3 in vmstat_m. I don't know if that observation is relevant or not.

I conducted a packet trace and sure enough there is an SSH transaction with the filer IP as client, but I can find no correllation to that in the ASUP logs anywhere. There is nothing in messages, mgwd, auditlog, notifyd, or any other timestamped log file. No reference to an ssh session, or the switch IP, nothing.

Yes, it uses the openSSH client to view the banner for these switches - it doesn't actually use any passwords to attempt to connect - literally just opens a session, reads the banner and closes it again. Yes, it isn't visible to ONTAP and it isn't terribly well documented (ie, I had to read the source code to find this out...)

I agree that the documentation doesn't make it clear it will use ssh to attempt to collect the logs. I had to use internal documentation to confirm this. I have submitted a comment to our documentation team about this.

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