Hi Luc,
can we alter esxi root password lockout policy though powercli
You can use the Advanced Setting Security.PasswordQualityControl for that.
Use Get- and Set-AdvancedSetting cmdlets for that.
The value of that advanced setting is documented in ESXi Passwords and Account Lockout
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You can use the Advanced Setting Security.PasswordQualityControl for that.
Use Get- and Set-AdvancedSetting cmdlets for that.
The value of that advanced setting is documented in ESXi Passwords and Account Lockout
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thanks its working if i set any value other than 15 mins which is deafault using set-advanced settings do i need to reboot host after changing value?
Afaik, no.
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thought of asking how yu stopping running script
iam using clt+C or clt+Z to stop it works somestimes but not always .is there any other way??
From my own experience, sometimes the only way is to stop your PS session
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also i have recently updated powercli to 12.0.0.0 and my expectation was it will be faster but i am experincing it has become slower and not sure how i am modules of other versions being dispalyed in following thouh 6.s msi was uninstalled completely.
I HATE SLOW ....:smileycry:
Do you have any idea what specifically is slower?
Or is it a general feeling that everything is slower?
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i will let you know .however for example when i was using coonect-viserver to connet esxi the password prompt took long time to appear .its one of the things i observed like wise
getting output from get commands also took longer time.