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If you have DualShield Linux version installed, you should edit the file "/etc/init.dusr/lib/systemd/system/dualshield.service" to achieve the same effect as in Windows


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sudo su -
systemctl stop dualshield
nano /usr/lib/etcsystemd/init.dsystem/dualshield.service

Add the following lines just after -Djava.io.tmpdir=$TMP_DIR \


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-Ddual.safe.mode=true \
-Ddual.safe.mode.anyip=true \

See example below

 


You must restart the service after the modification.  Use the following commandcommands:


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 /etc/init.d/dualshield restartsystemctl daemon-reload
systemctl start dualshield


Resetting the SA User Password

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Important: Once you have reset the sa password, make sure you disable the safe mode by removing the line -Ddual.safe.mode=true (and -Ddual.safe.mode.anyip=true on Linux OS) followed by service restartfrom the JAVA options, otherwise, you will leave a potential security hole.

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Do not forget to restart the DualShield service after removing the options.