For details on changing TPVM password after a TPVM upgrade, see "TPVM Complete Package Upgrade" and “Change TPVM Password from XCO” in the ExtremeCloud Orchestrator Deployment Guide, 3.5.0 .
To change the 'extreme' user password on TPVM, use the following procedure:
Procedure Example:
(a) Delete trusted peer config under tpvm config in the SLXes:
SW_110(config-tpvm-TPVM)# no trusted-peer
(b) This would result in standby status going down in efa.
(efa:extreme)extreme@efa-111:~$ efa status +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ | Node Name | Role | Status | IP | +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ | efa-111 | active | up | 10.20.48.10 | +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ | efa-110 | standby | down | 10.20.48.251 | +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ --- Time Elapsed: 11.905487823s ---
(c) Change the passwords for the user extreme in the tpvms in linux mode using command:
extreme@efa-110:~$ sudo passwd extreme Enter new UNIX password: test123 Retype new UNIX password: test123 passwd: password updated successfully
(d) Do a fresh config of trusted peer in the SLXes with the updated password:
SW_110(config-tpvm-TPVM)# trusted-peer ip 10.20.48.10 password test123
(e) Standby status is now up in efa:
(efa:extreme)extreme@efa-110:~$ efa status +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ | Node Name | Role | Status | IP | +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ | efa-110 | active | up | 10.20.48.251 | +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ | efa-111 | standby | up | 10.20.48.10 | +-----------+---------+--------+--------------+ --- Time Elapsed: 20.674049332s --- (efa:extreme)extreme@efa-110:~$