Selasa, 21 Februari 2023

VCENTER-reset account sso

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How to reset vCenter Server SSO administrator@vsphere.local password

Whenever I get a already configured VMware vSphere projects handover to optimization and modernization, Sometimes I received infrastructure vCenter server with forgotten passwords either root or administrator@vsphere.local. In my earlier blog I have already shows a procedure to Resetting root password in VMware vCenter Server Appliance, here I will be resetting a password of forgotten vCenter Server SSO user administrator@vsphere.local. To start procedure on VCSA version 6.x or 7 login to it using ssh tools or puTTY. Type Shell command to access BASH and configuration.

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All the PSC SSO AD related main commands are located inside folder /usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin and the the command to sso users reset utility name is vdcadmintool. Once command is executed, it prompts for choice, select option 3. Reset account password and type the SSO account UPN, in my case I want to reset administrator username, so upn name format is administrator@vsphere.local. It will generate a new random password copy it or save it in file to login.

/usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin/vdcadmintool

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Please select:
0. exit
1. Test LDAP connectivity
2. Force start replication cycle
3. Reset account password
4. Set log level and mask
5. Set vmdir state
6. Get vmdir state
7. Get vmdir log level and mask
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3
  Please enter account UPN : administrator@vsphere.local
New password is -
Your new password here

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On the vSphere ui client, try login with the generate new password of administrator@vsphere.local user.

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Once authentication is successful, on the top-right side click the user name Administrator@vsphere.local and from drop down menu select Change Password. Type Current password and choose a new password and SAVE it.

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Another way of changing password of Administrator@vsphere.local is navigate to Administration >> Single Sign On >> Users and Groups >> Select Users Tab >> Choose vsphere.local Domain from the list >> Select Administrator User >> Click EDIT >> Type new Password with confirm Password and SAVE it. 

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Above process is applicable to Vcenter 6.x, 7 and above version, To change the vsphere.local domain users password on vCenter 5.5 version there is slight change, instead of account UPN you will need to provide Account DN in the format of cn=administrator,cn=users,dc=vsphere,dc=local.

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/usr/lib/vmware-vmdir/bin/vdcadmintool

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Please select:
0. exit
1. Test LDAP connectivity
2. Force start replication cycle
3. Reset account password
4. Set log level and mask
5. Set vmdir state
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3
  Account DN : cn=administrator,cn=users,dc=vsphere,dc=local
New password is -
your new password here

If you have older version of vCenter 5.1, you can go to /usr/lib/vmware-sso/utils folder, run command ./rsutil reset-admin-password, Enter the master password (this is root password), Then Enter the SSO administrator name to reset, example: admin. type the new password when prompted and it will show Password reset successfully message.




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