12-29-2014 6:05 PM
Dear All,
All child systems [ production and non – production systems ] were accidently disconnected from CUA using rsdelcua program from CUA.
It was connected back immediately and users were transferred using SCUG.
Because of which below stated repercussions were noticed: -
1. Generic ( communication users ) user id’s were locked both in production and non – productions systems.
2. Parameters like language, date format, printer defaults vanished from each of the user id’s.
3. Some of the assigned roles got automatically deleted for users { communication \ dialog } during this time frame, both for production and non - production systems.
We would like to know the reason and logs which need to be checked and to find root cause analysis of this mishap.
Also is there a method which can be used to reinstate parameters ( language, date format, printer defaults etc ) at a time, instead of doing it individually.
Steps for reconstruction: -
1. Log into PCU ( CUA ).
2. Type in SA38 transaction
3. Type in rsdelcua
4. Without selecting any option execute the rsdelcua.
thanks
raj
12-29-2014 7:28 PM
You should only run it centrally if you want to destroy the CUA. Reattaching will delete the users and recreate them - hence the RFC users's initial passwords are locked.
You should have run it locally for temporary detaching the systems from the master - so that master does not know about it.
The parameters and values are gone. Passwords cannot be reversed from hashes, only collided with.
You will have to start over snd set everything up again.
Cheers,
Julius
12-29-2014 7:28 PM
You should only run it centrally if you want to destroy the CUA. Reattaching will delete the users and recreate them - hence the RFC users's initial passwords are locked.
You should have run it locally for temporary detaching the systems from the master - so that master does not know about it.
The parameters and values are gone. Passwords cannot be reversed from hashes, only collided with.
You will have to start over snd set everything up again.
Cheers,
Julius
12-29-2014 8:20 PM