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Change Admin password for all Firewalls Connected to SFM

Ninjatech1969

Is there a way to change all the Admin Accounts for all the firewalls we manage under SFM . I have to change the password for all 50 + firewalls we manage.

I was wondering if there is an easy way



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    AFAIK,

    the template available on SFM does not allow you to change the admin password.

    I would raise a ticket to check if it is possible somehow.

    In that case, let the community know.

    Thanks

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    Did you ever find a way to change your remote firewall's admin passwords from SFM? This exploit BS that needs local password changes is getting to be a f'ing joke. 

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    Expect script tested from linux client:

    #!/usr/bin/expect -f
    log_file "/path/to/logfile/expect-xg-cred.[clock format [clock seconds] -format %Y%m%d].log"
    set ip_file "list_of_xg_ip_addresses.txt"
    set fid [open $ip_file r]
    while {[gets $fid ip] != -1} {
    spawn ssh -o "StrictHostKeyChecking no" $ip -l admin
    expect "password:"
    send "oldpasswordhere\r"
    expect "Select Menu Number \\\[0-7\\\]:"
    send "2\r"
    expect "Select Menu Number \\\[0-4\\\]:"
    send "1\r"
    expect "    Enter new password:"
    send "newpasswordhere\r"
    expect "    Re-Enter new Password:"
    send "newpasswordhere\r"
    expect "Password Changed."
    send "\r"
    expect "Select Menu Number \\\[0-4\\\]:"
    send "0\r"
    expect "Select Menu Number \\\[0-7\\\]:"
    send "0\r"
    expect eof
    }
    close $fid