ThatGuyJ,   I had a similar post not too long ago discussing the same issue, which can be found here. The options you have are    option 1: use a different account for OME you don't intend to change   option 2: after changing the password use the OME Onboarding option to change the password   option 3: technically editing initial discovery would also work as well.   Let me know if this helps.        
So here is the scenario. I've got 100+ iDRAC devices in OME that need their root passwords changed. From my searching it seems like the procedure is to change the password at the iDRAC (racadm, powershell, ansible, etc.), remove the devices from OME, then rediscover them back into OME. Is that still the accepted method? Just asking because the most recent post I can find about this is 6+ months old and I'm kinda hoping that it was addressed in an update. It kinda blows my mind that there isn't a way to update the password that OME uses to communicate with an iDRAC that doesn't involve removing the device and discovering it again. Thanks
iDRAC user password change procedure 2023