In the the long run we got everything back up but until then we did we didn't have access to our password vault. I felt this was my fault. I did manage to migrate the software to another host to attempt to get access to it with out corrupting our main install. I put in a request to ManageEngine but didn't get a response till Monday. Incase I or someone else is ever in that situation here is the method I recieved from ManageEngine to reset the local admin password.
WARNING: This method can be used the hack your backup or instance or Password Manager Pro; like all things if someone has access the the raw files or phyiscal access to your machine they have acccess to the data within.
- Copy the attached resetpasswd.txt in the
\scripts directory and rename the file name as resetpasswd.bat - Open the file
\conf\database_params.conf and note the MySQL password present in the file (call it 'mysqlpassword') - Ensure that PMP Service is running
- Go the
\scripts directory using command prompt - Execute the script as resetpasswd.bat
(For ex : resetpasswd.bat jzEAa12TVX ) - You can now login to the application using admin / admin (local authentication).
Here is the contents of the attached file "resetpasswd.txt" which is all one line.
..\mysql\bin\mysql.exe -u root --port=2345 --password=%1 passtrix -e "update AaaPassword set PASSWORD='Ok6/FqR5WtJY5UCLrnvjQQ==' , SALT=12345678,ALGORITHM='MD5' where PASSWORD_ID=1"
Good Luck and may you never need this.
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