vSphere PW changed (itself?)

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Rand__

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So I have two ESXi boxes which I can't login to any more all of a sudden...
Two more are fine, but its quite weird...
Also, browser was complaining about host cert of vCenter

Recently installed the latest updates to both vSphere and vCenter...

Feeling a little uneasy here:p There are no viruses targeting ESXi are there?;)
 

Rand__

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Ok, tried remediation via Host profiles... didnt work since it didnt want to play balls with my temporarily disabled 2nd uplink port...

But then i found this:
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Now I need to find out whats flooding my ESXi boxes all of a sudden... probably monitoring...
 

StevenDTX

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Ok, tried remediation via Host profiles... didnt work since it didnt want to play balls with my temporarily disabled 2nd uplink port...

But then i found this:
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Now I need to find out whats flooding my ESXi boxes all of a sudden... probably monitoring...
I had that same problem back when we used Nessus.
 

Rand__

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Been running librenms for years against these boxes and never had this issue...
 

Rand__

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Well I cleaned up the librenms ssh host keys, we will see if it helps. Good thing is, vCenter is not logged out and a reboot resets the counter, so at least it can be worked on...

Edit - just in case;)

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Rand__

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I have not been able to determine that yet but i guess so. Installed updates like 3 days ago and only coincidentally logged in to a host today