The BCMM command line works in several domains, since it’s a centric point of access to a lot of system components (i.e. Blades, Management modules, Switches, etc..)

> env –T system:mm[1]

Then list the current users:

Usually you’ll see the “USERID” listed as no. 1 – remember this no.!

Now running the users command with the change password switches:

 > users -1 –op -p

NOTE: Notice the -1 switch, this is the user no. you saw on the “users –curr” command output.

You can find more information in IBM's docuemntation.

That's it, youre done - the password has changed.