I'm a quality engineer doing testing and automation for InterSystems cloud offerings.
Outside of InterSystems, I teach in the graduate software engineering program at Brandeis University.
Robert Cemper has a good idea for getting the container running so you can do work. Or you can use iris-main to tell IRIS not to start when you bring the container up.
The user and password for EmergencyId is one you define for that session, so it can be whatever you choose. See https://docs.intersystems.com/iris20241/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?... for the details.
Knowing more about why you want emergency mode can help us get you a better answer.
It's unusual that IRIS created a new WIJ file. I would not expect that if the previous shutdown was clean. You would be well-served to contact the WRC for help with recovery.
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Your Windows user and your IRIS user may be (and often are) different. You need to authenticate to IRIS as well, which is why you need uid and pwd.