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I have Splunk 4.3 for Linux 2.6 kernel on CentOS 6.
I have switched my license to a free one, and the license manager shows this license group properly, and I have restarted Splunk and the OS multiple times.
However when I go to the page to change my password, it says:
Your account
Change full name, email address, default app, timezone or password.
Your account is an Enterprise license-level feature and is currently not available on this instance.
To enable this and other Enterprise features, learn more about licenses at Splunk.com or contact Splunk Sales directly.
Splunkd response: Current license does not allow the requested action
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Ok. I already had a username and password set so I found a way to remove it.
http://splunk-base.splunk.com/answers/834/how-could-i-reset-the-admin-password
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Ok. I already had a username and password set so I found a way to remove it.
http://splunk-base.splunk.com/answers/834/how-could-i-reset-the-admin-password
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Splunk Free version has no login or password thus you cannot change password
