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Permit root login
Default it's not possible to login with root on an ESX host with Putty or such a like tool.
You can enable this to change the following (do it at your own risk).
- Use the console (Physical at the server) and login.
- cd /etc/ssh
- Use the command vi sshd_config.
- Change the following at the line where stays PermitRootLogin no to PermitRootLogin yes
- Save and quit VI (:wq)
- Restart de sshd service with the following command service sshd restart.
NOTE: I recommended to use a non-root account for remote ssh connection, and then use the su command to switch to the root account if neccesary.
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