Passwords

This table lists the passwords for the services that have "fixed" userids and passwords.

Service	Userid	Password
Virtual Machine	watsonx	watsonx.data
Virtual Machine	root	watsonx.data
watsonx.data UI	ibmlhadmin	password
Jupyter Notebook	none	watsonx.data
Presto	ibmlhadmin	password
Minio	Generated	Generated
Postgres	admin	Generated
Apache Superset	admin	admin
Portainer	admin	watsonx.data
Db2	db2inst1	db2inst1
MySQL	root	password
VNC Windows	none	watsonx.
VNC OSX	none	watsonx.data

Use the following commands to get the generated userid and password for MinIO.

export LH_S3_ACCESS_KEY=$(docker exec ibm-lh-presto printenv | grep LH_S3_ACCESS_KEY | sed 's/.*=//')
export LH_S3_SECRET_KEY=$(docker exec ibm-lh-presto printenv | grep LH_S3_SECRET_KEY | sed 's/.*=//')
echo "MinIO Userid  : " $LH_S3_ACCESS_KEY
echo "MinIO Password: " $LH_S3_SECRET_KEY

Use the following command to get the password for Postgres.

export POSTGRES_PASSWORD=$(docker exec ibm-lh-postgres printenv | grep POSTGRES_PASSWORD | sed 's/.*=//')
echo "Postgres Userid   : admin"
echo "Postgres Password : " $POSTGRES_PASSWORD

You can get all passwords for the system when you are logged by issuing the following command:

cat /certs/passwords

If the passwords do not appear to work, you may need to regenerate them. The following must be run as the root user.

sudo su -
passwords

The passwords command will refresh the passwords and also display them. If this command is not run as root, an error message will be displayed because the password file cannot be updated as the watsonx user.