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Reset password for user via SSH

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I changed the password of my Sophos SG105w. For some reason I can not login any more.
I tried all password version I had use or I would use. Still did not found the propper one yet.

I already found tutorials how to reset the 'admin', 'loginuser' or 'root' password for the UTM.
Unfortunately I created another account called '8m1n' and - as it seems - deleted the 'admin'.

So the standard 'system_password_reset' for 'admin', 'loginuser' and 'root' doesn't work for me.
I need to reset the password of my user '8m1n'. Is there any chance to do so in the shell (i.e. 'cc')?

Already tried to pull the data of my user 'dirk' using the following commands and grant access:

cc get_user_by_name 'dirk'
cc change_object 'REF_DefaultSuperAdmin' enabled 1

Any chance to reset the password for my user '8m1n' with another 'cc'-command on the shell?



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to Sophos Community.

    Resetting the local user password from the configd_client(cc) would not be possible as UTM stores the user password in hash.

    I've sent you a PM with further information regards with.

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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi ,

    Thank you for reaching out to Sophos Community.

    Resetting the local user password from the configd_client(cc) would not be possible as UTM stores the user password in hash.

    I've sent you a PM with further information regards with.

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