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{{QA/Test_Case
{{QA/Test_Case
|description=
|description=
Log in to Cockpit and change the "root" password
Change the "root" password with Cockpit
|setup=
|setup=
Open Cockpit in your browser as described [[Test_Day:2014-09-16_Cockpit#How_to_test.3F|here]].
Log into Cockpit as "root".
|actions=
|actions=
# Try to log in as "root" but use a wrong password.
# Log in as "root" with the right password.
# Change the root password via the menu in the top right corner.
# Change the root password via the menu in the top right corner.
# Log out and then log in again with the new password.
# Log out and then try to log in with the old password.
# Try entering mismatched passwords.
# Try other wrong credentials, such as non-existing users and wrong passwords.
# Try reusing the current password.
# Log in with the new password.
# Try setting a password that does not match system password policy, such as a one-character password.
# Change the password back.
# Change the password back, if you like.
# Try entering mismatched passwords while doing so.
|results=
|results=
Logging in with a wrong password should produce a clear error message. The user should be presented with a clear error when the password is mismatched or inappropriate.
Logging in with a wrong password should produce a clear error message. The user should be presented with a clear error when the password is mismatched or inappropriate.
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 09:22, 23 March 2015

Description

Change the "root" password with Cockpit

Setup

Log into Cockpit as "root".

How to test

  1. Change the root password via the menu in the top right corner.
  2. Log out and then try to log in with the old password.
  3. Try other wrong credentials, such as non-existing users and wrong passwords.
  4. Log in with the new password.
  5. Change the password back.
  6. Try entering mismatched passwords while doing so.

Expected Results

Logging in with a wrong password should produce a clear error message. The user should be presented with a clear error when the password is mismatched or inappropriate.