Db2 Sql Error Sqlcode=-30082 Sqlstate=08001 Sqlerrmc=42
an instance. SQL30082N reason code 42; SQL30082n rc=42 Technote (troubleshooting) Problem(Abstract) After I created several new instances on DB2 as user root, I want to attach to one of the instances using an ID that is not an instance owner. However when I try to do this, I get the following error: systest1@local1:~> db2 attach to inst1 user testuser1 Enter current password for testuser1: SQL30082N Security processing failed with reason "42" ("ROOT CAPABILITY REQUIRED"). SQLSTATE=08001 Cause This error is usually seen when we are dealing with a non-root DB2 installation. There are some important limitations when you use non-root DB2 installations. Please check the links at the end of this tech document for details. SQL30082N Security processing failed with reason reason-code (reason-string). Explanation: An error occurred during security processing. The cause of the security error is described by the reason-code and corresponding reason-string value. Here are some details regarding the reason code you are facing: 42 (INVALID SERVER SECURITY TOKEN) Authentication using local client or server passwords is not currently enabled. User response: Ensure that the proper userid and/or password is supplied. The userid may be disabled, the userid may be restricted to accessing specific workstations, or the userid may be restricted to certain hours of operation. 42 To enable local client or server authentication for non-root installations, the system administrator must run the db2rfe script. Alternatively, authentication can be done using a security plugin. In order to solve this problem it recommend that you run the db2rfe command, which enables the supported root features, in non-root installations of DB2. Resolving the problem 1.) Stop the DB2 instance by issuing the "db2stop" command. 2.) Log in as root and locate your db2rfe.cfg found in DB2DIR/instance. 3.) Check the file to make sure it has: RESERVE_REMOTE_CONNECTION=YES 4.) If it doesn't, then update it to match the above. Then run: db2rfe -f
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