Account Management in MongoDB (username password setting)

MongoDB Account Management (username password settings) By default does not require an account password, in/etc/mongodb.conf set auth = True Restart the Open Account permission function. 1, create admin Super Permission: MONGO www.2cto.com use admin; Db.adduser (' root ', ' sa ') added the root account, this time to execute show collections; the reality does not have permissions, must first execute db.auth (' root ', ' sa '), return 1 to explain the success of the verification. Returns 0 to indicate that the validation failed. When landing directly on other tables, you must use Admin;db.auth (' root ', ' sa ') before executing the use keke;show collections; 2, if you want to access a table individually, with a separate username, you need to build the corresponding user in that table. MONGO Landing, use Admin;db.auth (' root ', ' sa '), use Keke;db.adduser (' Keke ', ' test '); This time can be directly with Keke account login Keke database. MONGO use Keke;db.auth ("Keke", "Test");