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How to reset the MySQL root password on Unified Manager when traditional skip-grant-tables fails

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ActiveIQ Unified Manager (AIQUM) installed on Windows

Description

  • A customer backup restore is completed on a Windows AIQUM.
  • An upgrade of Windows AIQUM is in process and the MySQL password is required.
  • An admin is not able to login or reset the MySQL root password.

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