As an experienced website operator for AnQiCMS, I am well aware that website security is the primary premise of content management.The proper management of admin accounts and passwords is the cornerstone of ensuring website data and operation stability.In response to your concerns about the default administrator account and password of the AnQi CMS, as well as the modification process after installation, I will elaborate in detail for you.
AnQiCMS administrator account security policy: default credentials and modification guidelines
When you first install and configure Anqi CMS, setting up the admin account is the first step to entering the system management interface.For instances of AnQi CMS installed through one-click deployment methods such as Docker, the system will usually preset a set of default administrator login credentials for you.adminand the default password is123456.
It is worth noting that if you are deploying using the manual package installation method, during the initialization installation process, the system will guide you to set the database connection information and the administrator's account and password yourself.In this case, the credentials you set during the installation process are your first login administrator information, and there will be no preset default account password.However, in any installation method, it is an extremely important operation to immediately change the administrator credentials after the installation is completed for the security of your website.The default, widely known account password is easy to become a target of malicious attacks, bringing unnecessary risks to your website.
Modification process of the administrator account and password after installation
After completing the installation of Anqi CMS and successfully logging into the management background, changing the administrator account and password is a key step to ensure website security.This process is intuitive and convenient, which can effectively improve the security level of your website.
First, you need to log in to the management background of AnQi CMS using the current administrator account and password. Usually, the access address of the background is your website domain name plus/system/a suffix, for examplehttp://您的域名/system/.
Next, please find the administrator account entry you are currently using and click the corresponding "Edit" or "Modify" button.The system will pop up a form that allows you to change the account details.Here, you can not only change the administrator's login password, but also usually choose to change the administrator's login name.
When changing your password, be sure to create a new password that is strong and difficult to guess.A secure password should contain a combination of letters (uppercase and lowercase), numbers, and special symbols, and the length should be at least 10-12 characters long.At the same time, please avoid using character sequences related to your personal information or too simple.If the system allows modifying the administrator account, it is also recommended to change it from the default “admin” or other common names to a more personalized and concealed name, further reducing the likelihood of being guessed.
After entering the new password (or new username), please be sure to click the "Save" or "Confirm" button at the bottom of the form to ensure that your changes take effect.The system may require you to log in again to verify new credentials.You can now safely access the Anqi CMS management backend with the new account and password you have set up.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. I installed AnQiCMS in the Docker environment, but I forgot the default password. How can I recover or reset it?
If you forget the default password after installing AnQiCMS via Docker and have not changed it, according to the documentation, the default password is123456.If this password cannot log in, it may be that you have already changed it during installation, or you have encountered other configuration problems.There is no general method provided in the current document of AnQi CMS to reset the administrator password directly via the command line or database.In this case, you may need to check the Docker container logs to find any related prompts during the installation process, or consider reinstalling the Docker container and carefully record the password you have set.For the production environment, it is strongly recommended to keep the modified default password secure after changing it.
2. In addition to changing the default username and password, what additional security measures can enhance the security of the AnQiCMS management backend?
In addition to modifying the default credentials, you can take multiple measures to enhance the security of the management backend.Firstly, use the "Custom Backend Domain" feature provided by Anqi CMS to bind the backend entry to an independent and uncommon domain, avoiding direct association with the frontend site domain.Secondly, ensure that your server firewall configuration is appropriate, only allowing necessary ports to be open to the outside, and limiting the access source IP to the management backend ports.Regularly backing up website data is also crucial to prevent the risk of data loss.Moreover, keep an eye on the AnQiCMS update log to ensure that your system version remains up to date, so that known security vulnerabilities can be patched.
3. Do I still need to follow the steps to change the default password if I manually set the admin account and password during the installation?
If you have manually set the admin account and password during the installation of AnQiCMS and ensured that these credentials are sufficiently complex and secure, then technically, you do not need to perform the 'Change default password' step, as you have skipped the use of default credentials.However, this does not mean that you can ignore security practices.Please remember the custom credentials you have set and regularly update your password to deal with potential security threats.At the same time, ensure that your custom account name is not easy to guess, and avoid using common words such as 'admin', 'test', etc.