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Frequently Asked Questions

• Where do I find the admin password for RabbitMQ?

  Using a browser on the server, access the http://localhost:15672/ URL, and then enter the current administrator credentials. Note: The default administrator username and password are guest and guest. In the RabbitMQ Management page: On the navigation toolbar at the top, click Admin. In the navigation panel on the right, click Users.

• Where can I take my Rabbit for service?

  If your Standard or Special Rabbit malfunctions, you can bring it to any BTS Ticket Office or Authorized Service Center.

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  Rabbit Rewards is a loyalty program for the Rabbit Card and Rabbit LINE Pay. Why register for Rabbit Rewards? Get point when you use your Rabbit Card or Rabbit LINE Pay e-wallet, no minimum spending.

• How many points do you get with a rabbit card?

  Get point when you use your Rabbit Card or Rabbit LINE Pay e-wallet, no minimum spending. Redeem more than 100 rewards such as BTS voucher and discounts at various shops, starting from 10 points. Receive member-only exclusive promotions. How to register for Rabbit Rewards?

• Where does RabbitMQ store passwords and usernames?

  RabbitMQ supports multiple authentication mechanisms. Some of them use username/password pairs. These credential pairs are then handed over to an authentication backends that perform authentication. One of the backends, known as internal or built-in, uses internal RabbitMQ data store to store user credentials.

• What is the difference between authentication and authorisation in RabbitMQ?

  For the sake of simplicity, we'll define authentication as "identifying who the user is" and authorisation as "determining what the user is and isn't allowed to do." Clients use RabbitMQ features to connect to it. Every connection has an associated user which is authenticated.

• When to use MD5 or RabbitMQ for passwords?

  When importing definitions exported from versions earlier than 3.6.0 into a 3.6.1 or later release, existing user records will use MD5 for password hashing. In order to migrate them to a more secure algorithm, use rabbitmqctl to update their passwords.

• What kind of hashing function does RabbitMQ use?

  One of the backends, known as internal or built-in, uses internal RabbitMQ data store to store user credentials. When a new user is added using rabbitmqctl, her password is combined with a salt value and hashed. RabbitMQ can be configured to use several password hashing functions: MD5 (only for backwards compatibility) SHA-256 is used by default.