vmware esx 3.5 what is root@ip address' session password
I am trying to use WinSCP or Fast SCP to connect to ESX 3.5 but comes up with Authenticating with pre-entered password
root@200.200.200.70' session password
The only password i have given the ESX box is does not work
Any hints ??
root@200.200.200.70' session password
The only password i have given the ESX box is does not work
Any hints ??
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Excellent! Thanks for the update.
Hi ScubaRob - I see your account is new, did you possibly make a mistake when accepting the solution and assigning points?
I correctly answered your question within 38 minutes of your post and solved your problem. I believe my post should be marked as the solution and assigned the 500 points that you had tagged to your question. Instead, it looks like you marked your comment as the solution and only assigned 40 points (20 points to each of my comments) ??
Thanks.
I correctly answered your question within 38 minutes of your post and solved your problem. I believe my post should be marked as the solution and assigned the 500 points that you had tagged to your question. Instead, it looks like you marked your comment as the solution and only assigned 40 points (20 points to each of my comments) ??
Thanks.
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Sorry about that
You answer solved my problem, can i amend the points to what they should be ? afterwards ?
You answer solved my problem, can i amend the points to what they should be ? afterwards ?
Looks good now, thanks much!
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