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Hi,

Today, I have a problem with my account. I forgot the password for the account administrator@vsphere.local.

To reset the password for administrator@vsphere.local using the CLI, you can follow these steps depending on whether you’re using vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) or Windows-based vCenter Server.

Hi,
Today I decided to install an unattended vCenter (vCSA) server appliance. You can use the CLI installer to perform a silent deployment of a vCenter Server appliance on an ESXi host or an existing vCenter Server instance.

The CLI deployment process includes downloading the vCenter Server installer on a network virtual machine or physical server from which you want to perform the deployment, preparing a JSON configuration file with the deployment information, and running the deployment command.

Hi, Today I encountered an issue where the storage/log partition of my vCenter Server was full. I resolved the problem by following these instructions:

Hi, Today I plan to change vCenter’s hostname, domain name and IP address. Note: Please take a backup from your vCenter and unregister your plugins (such as monitoring, backup) from the vCenter Server. Make sure that the new FQDN/Hostname is resolvable to the IP address (DNS A records). Ensure that the resolution works in both directions. First, connect to the vCenter VAMI interface. The address is: https://your_vCenter_ip_address or FQDN :5480/ Then go to Networking> and, click Edit On the next screen, we can change the hostname, IP address and a DNS setting. On this screen, we just need to fill in our Single Sign-On (SSO) credentials. On this screen, select the checkbox, if you have made a backup of your vCenter Server and unregistered extensions. Network update is in progress Network update succeeded. Finish

Hi,
Today, I will show you how to remove unused extensions from VMware vCenter. First, where are the extensions located?