OpenText Content Server
OpenTextenterprise app4 credentials
Administrator/User Password
opentext-content-server / admin-user-password
OpenText Content Server users authenticate to the web UI, REST API, WebDAV, and integrations through local, directory, or SSO-backed accounts. The administrative account password is set during installation or provisioning.
Location
Content Server web UI, REST API, WebDAV, and OTDS login flowsContent Server user/security tables and OTDS identity records
opentext.ini, deployment files, OTDS settings, and web server auth config
OpenText Directory Services secrets, password vaults, and deployment stores
thread logs, connect logs, web server logs, and authentication traces
Notes
No universal Content Server administrator password is modeled; it is installation-specific.
OTCSTicket / REST Session Token
opentext-content-server / rest-ticket-and-token
Content Server REST API logins return OTCSTicket or related session tokens that act as bearer credentials for API calls.
Location
OTCSTicketOpenText Content Server REST API authentication ticket header
Cookieweb session cookies for Content Server/OTDS authenticated sessions
authentication responses containing ticket/session token material
API client caches, integration configs, Postman collections, and .env files
REST client traces and web server access/debug logs
OTDS / OAuth Client Secret
opentext-content-server / otds-client-secret
OpenText Content Server deployments commonly integrate with OTDS, OAuth/OIDC clients, SAML, LDAP, and enterprise identity systems using client secrets, bind passwords, and signing keys.
Location
OTDS configuration, OAuth client settings, SAML config, LDAP config, and web app properties
OTDS and Content Server configuration stores containing client and integration secrets
OTDS credential store, password vaults, and certificate stores
integration services and deployment automation
OTDS, OAuth, SAML, and LDAP debug logs
Database, Storage, and Archive Secrets
opentext-content-server / database-and-storage-secrets
Content Server stores database credentials, archive/storage provider credentials, Enterprise Connect/integration secrets, and rendition/records-management service account passwords.
Location
opentext.ini, database connection files, archive/storage provider config, and service configs
Content Server configuration records and encrypted credential stores
vaults, Kubernetes/Docker secrets, and storage credential stores
database dumps, content server backups, and support packages
Scope
Authorized use
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