Trying to install VMA (vSphere Management Assistant) to do some cool vmware command line stuff, but after the install it’s giving me a nightmare trying to set the password. No matter what I try it tells me I have a bad password, based on a dictionary word, too simple, too simplistic \/ systematic. Everything I try, 20 letters numbers and symbols are still too simple? I am about ready to kick this computer screen.<\/p>\n
Google to the rescue, here is a password that vma will accept: Qazx123!#
\nNow you all know my vma password, i am going to change it to something simplistic and systematic that I will remember and which you don’t know \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Trying to install VMA (vSphere Management Assistant) to do some cool vmware command line stuff, but after the install it’s giving me a nightmare trying to set the password. No matter what I try it tells me I have a … Continue reading