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- admin page
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- clear alarm command
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- backup scp
- backup tftp
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- clear authlog
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- config 1/5MHz
- config accounting
- config accounting-level
- config accounting-server add
- config accounting-server del
- config alarm-email-receiver
- config alarm-profile
- config antenna-cable-delay-compensation
- config antenna-voltage
- config auth-order
- config change-password
- config cli-banner-file
- config cli-banner-text
- config cli-timeout
- config datetime
- config dns0
- config dns1
- config domain
- config dst
- config e1 output loopback
- config e1 output port
- config enable-password
- config eth0 auto-nego
- config eth0 duplex
- config eth0 ip
- config eth0 ip-mode
- config eth0 speed
- config gps anti-jamming
- config holdover-state
- config hostname
- config language
- config password
- config pps-squelch
- config ppx
- config primary-ptp-server
- config ptp add server
- config ptp slave
- config radius-server add
- config radius-server del
- config secondary-ptp-server
- config snmp contact
- config snmp readonly-community
- config snmp readwrite-community
- config snmp-trap add
- config snmp-trap del
- config snmp-v3user add
- config snmp-v3user del
- config snr
- config ssl-cert
- config ssl-key
- config sync-src-priority
- config timezone
- config unsecured-communication-protocols
- config user add
- config user class
- config user del
- config user password
- config web
- config web-mode
- config web-timeout
- ftp
- halt
- ping
- reboot
- reset config
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- restart ptp
- restart timeprobe-agent
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- restore tftp
- save scp authlog
- save scp daemonlog
- save scp eventlog
- save scp syslog
- save tftp authlog
- save tftp daemonlog
- save tftp eventlog
- save tftp syslog
- scp
- tftp
- tftp license
- compliance
- config 1/5/10MHz command
- config accounting
- config accounting-level
- config accounting-server add
- config accounting-server del
- config alarm-email-receiver command
- config alarm-profile command
- config antenna-cable-delay-compensation command
- config antenna-voltage command
- config auth-order
- config change-password
- config cli-banner-file
- config cli-banner-text
- config cli-timeout command
- config datetime command
- config dns0 command
- config dns1 command
- config domain command
- config dst command
- config e1 output loopback command
- config e1 output port command
- config enable-password command
- config eth0 auto-nego command
- config eth0 duplex command
- config eth0 ip command
- config eth0 ip-mode command
- config eth0 speed command
- config gps anti-jamming command
- config holdover-state
- config hostname command
- config language command
- config page
- config password command
- config pps-squelch
- config ppx command
- config primary-ptp-server command
- config ptp add server command
- config ptp slave command
- config ptp slv disable command
- config ptp slv domain command
- config ptp slv dscp command
- config ptp slv enable command
- config ptp slv profile command
- config ptp unicast acc-master add command
- config ptp unicast acc-master del command
- config ptp unicast announce command
- config ptp unicast delay command
- config ptp unicast duration command
- config ptp unicast signaling command
- config ptp unicast sync command
- config radius-server add
- config radius-server del
- config secondary-ptp-server command
- config snmp contact command
- config snmp readonly-community command
- config snmp readwrite-community command
- config snmp-trap add command
- config snmp-trap del command
- config snmp-v3user add command
- config snmp-v3user del command
- config snr command
- config ssl-cert command
- config ssl-key command
- config sync-src-priority command
- config timezone command
- config unsecured-communication-protocols command
- config user add
- config user class
- config user del
- config user password
- config web command
- config web-mode command
- config web-timeout command
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- Read-Only user password changing by Admin user
- Read/Write user password changing by Admin user
- Read/Write user password changing by Read/Write user
- user interface
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Changing the Password of Admin User Account
Juniper Networks assigns a default user account (admin/admin) with login class as Admin to a TCA6000 or TCA6500 Timing Client for logging in to the Timing Client. You can create and manage Read-Only or Read/Write user accounts in the TCA6000 or TCA6500 Timing Client by logging in as admin. For more information about TCA user account management, see Managing TCA User Accounts and TCA User Accounts Overview.
 | Best Practice: Before installing the Timing Client on an active network, change the default password (admin) of the Admin user to maintain secure access to the Timing Client. |
 | Note: You can reset passwords of the Admin user and the enable mode to factory defaults through the CLI, GUI, or by resetting the Timing Client. For more information about resetting of passwords, see Changing/Resetting the Login Password for Admin User and Resetting the Passwords of Both Admin User Account and Enable Mode to Factory Defaults. |
To change the password of the Admin user, one of the following methods may be used:
- Configuration through the craft port on the front panel:
- Login as admin.
- >admin<cr>
- >password: admin<cr>
- Enable privileged commands.
- >enable<cr>
- >password: enable<cr>
- Execute the following command to change the Admin user
password:# config passwordPlease input old password: admin<cr>Please input new password: admin123<cr>Please re-type new password: admin123<cr>
- Login as admin.
- Configuration from the management interface through the
Ethernet port on the back panel:
- Connect a standard Ethernet cable between the Timing Client, Lan1, and the network port of the PC.
- Launch an Internet browser on your PC.
- In the URL field, type the
following default IP address:http://192.168.0.75
The Timing Client login page appears.
- In the Login field, enter the
following:admin (Case sensitive—use all “lower” case)
- In the password field, enter
the following:admin (Case sensitive—use all “lower” case)
- Click the Login button.
- Click the Admin tab and locate the Password tab across the top tabs of the Admin page.
- In the Hostname field, enter the name assigned to the Timing Client.
- In the Old Password field, enter the current password of the Admin user.
- In the New Password field, enter the new password to replace the old password.
- In the Retype New Password field, reenter the new password.
- Click the Apply button to save hostname and password changes to the memory.
| Note: All the examples in this guide use the default password (admin) for the Admin user. |
