How to Change Root Password Using Single Command

Step 1: Login to Linux Server using Putty - Follow the Connect to a Linux Server Using PuTTY Blog
Step 2: Change Root Password When You Are Logged In as Root

1. Run the Password Command - passwd

2. Enter New Password

 

  • Type your new root password
  • Re-enter it to confirm

Once completed, the password will be updated immediately.

Forgot Root Password? Raise a Support Ticket

If you have forgotten the root password and do not have recovery, VNC, or console access, kindly raise a support ticket with ActiveServers.


Blog Link: https://clients.activeservers.in/knowledgebase/26/How-to-create-ticket-for-support-in-client-area.html

 

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