ESXi doesn’t have service console ,
however ESXi has a few linux commands.
By default settings , ESXi doesn’t allow you to login via SSH , you can however enable an SSH access by doing the following procedures.
Note that: this procedure is unsupported.
1. press Alt + F1
2. you will see black screen
3. type unsupported ( you can’t see anything when typing , but it’s expected. )
4. you will be required to enter root password , so enter root password
5. edit /etc/inetd.conf with vi editor. comment out ssh line as below.
- /etc/inetd.conf
# Remote shell access
#
ssh stream tcp nowait root /sbin/dropbearmulti dropbear ++min=0,swap,group=shell -i -K60
6. reboot ESXi
7. you will login ESXi via SSH
~ # uname -a
VMkernel localhost.localdomain 4.0.0 #1 SMP Release build-208167 Nov 8 2009 01:02:11 x86_64 unknown
however ESXi has a few linux commands.
By default settings , ESXi doesn’t allow you to login via SSH , you can however enable an SSH access by doing the following procedures.
Note that: this procedure is unsupported.
1. press Alt + F1
2. you will see black screen
3. type unsupported ( you can’t see anything when typing , but it’s expected. )
4. you will be required to enter root password , so enter root password
5. edit /etc/inetd.conf with vi editor. comment out ssh line as below.
- /etc/inetd.conf
# Remote shell access
#
ssh stream tcp nowait root /sbin/dropbearmulti dropbear ++min=0,swap,group=shell -i -K60
6. reboot ESXi
7. you will login ESXi via SSH
~ # uname -a
VMkernel localhost.localdomain 4.0.0 #1 SMP Release build-208167 Nov 8 2009 01:02:11 x86_64 unknown
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