We have SLES10x up and running under z/VM and most of our processes in
place. I am now developing the Linux Rescue of Last Resort Procedures for
SLES10. I know, I can use any of my Linux z/VM guests as a rescue system
but I always keep a rescue system of last resort.
Under SLES10, I can get a rescue system up but I do not have access from
PuTTy. I can gen the SSH keys and start my network but when I try to login
using PuTTy, it prompts me for a id and I enter root, and then it prompts
for root?s password. I have no idea what the root password is on the
rescue system. I never prompted me with a password like SLES9x did.
The reason for the PuTTy session is to edit files. Unless someone has a
method of editing files from the z/VM Linux 3270 console.
Did anyone else have this problem? SLES10 rescue is not as nice as
SLES9?s. Thanks for any insights.
Peter
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