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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/Manual/Security/Starter/README.md
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Expand Up @@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ the _root_ user will be created with an _empty_ password.

In order to the change the password of the _root_ user, you can:

- Open the ArangoDB web UI and change the password from there. [More information](../Programs/WebInterface/Users.md).
- Open an ArangoSH shell and use the function _users.replace_. [More information](../Administration/ManagingUsers/InArangosh.md#replace).
- Open the ArangoDB web UI and change the password from there. [More information](../../Programs/WebInterface/Users.md).
- Open an ArangoSH shell and use the function _users.replace_. [More information](../../Administration/ManagingUsers/InArangosh.md#replace).

In case you would like to automate the _root_ password change, you might use the
_--javascript.execute-string_ option of the _arangosh_ binary, e.g.:
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If your _Starter_ deployment has authentication turned off, it is suggested to
turn it on using a _JWT secret_ file. For more information on this topic, please
refer to the _Starter_ [Option](../Programs/Starter/Options.md#authentication-options) page.
refer to the _Starter_ [Option](../../Programs/Starter/Options.md#authentication-options) page.

Note that you cannot easily turn authentication on/off once your deployment
has started for the first time. It is possible to stop all _Starters_ and then
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