Root password for Redhat Enterprise Linux 5 by VSM download

Where can I find the default root for rhel5 for vsm password?

Hello Ritchie,

Try again with 'secur4u' this will be the password for root. Or try again with the username: "localadmin" and password: "secur4u" in CLI.

Then try to reset the root password.

(localadmin) # sudo knew.

(root) # passwd root

New password:

Confirm the password:

Then the password for the root user got reset. Try this and let us know how its going.

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