Introduction
ISE uses two database accounts. One is the admin account, and the second is the user account. In case you'd like to reset or change it later in your deployment, you can reset them from the standard ISE CLI with the following commands
Database accounts
application reset-passwd ise internal-database-admin
application reset-passwd ise internal-database-user
Note: If you reset the internal database user password, Cisco ISE prompts you to restart the application. The internal database user password is reset after you restart the Cisco ISE application.
User Interface
ISE uses a different account to allow user to access User Interface (UI). This can also be reset with the help of standard CLI command.
# application reset-passwd application-name administrator-ID
!--application reset-passwd ise admin
application reset-passwd (Command Reference Guide)
Command Line Interface (CLI)
For accessing Command Line Interface (CLI) of ISE, we need a different admin account. If no one is able to log into the Cisco ISE system because the administrator password has been lost, forgotten, or compromised, we can only use the Recovery DVD to reset the ISE CLI admin password.
Resetting the Administrator Password for a Cisco ISE Appliance
Scenario 2:
Problem:
Using ISE 1.2 and setting up a new Radius Server Sequence, I am unable to use IETF Radius attribute 88 (Framed-Pool) as it is not displayed in the Radius IETF Dictionary.
Is there a reason for this? Most other IETF attributes are available, I am curious as to why this one is missing images frame 0 and 2?
Solution:
Refer to link mentioned below:
Hope this helps.
