System | User Settings


To change your load balancer access credentials:

    1. Go to the System>User settings section.
    2. Select the user whose credentials you want to change. The default user is the root

In the Change Password section:

  1. Enter the Current password of your load balancer instance
  2. Enter a new password in the New Password field and repeat it in the Confirm New Password field.
  3. Click the Apply button to save your changes.

To discard the modified fields and restore the previous/default configurations, click the Revert Changes button.

 

 

Enabling zapi Permissions

If you want to enable ZAPI permissions for the user, follow these additional steps:

    1. Check the Enable ZAPI Permission checkbox within the ZAPI field.
    2. Enter a Key in the ZAPI Key field by clicking the Generate random key button
    3. Click the Apply button to save your changes.

Note: The ZAPI Key is a secret and unique code that allows the user to access the load balancer through the SKUDONET API. You cannot enable ZAPI permissions without defining a ZAPI Key for the user. You also cannot define the same key for more than one user. Please save the API Key in a secure place as for security reasons this key isn’t going to be retrieved once is set.

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