10-10-2016 08:18 AM - edited 03-01-2019 04:31 AM
Hello,
New to APIC-EM. Today I downloaded ISO and installed in VMWare Workstation on laptop for evaluation.
During installation I opted to not create additional accounts and only use "root".
After first installation, I attempted to login at console using "root" and failed to authenticate. Thinking perhaps I fat-fingered the password during installation I deleted the VM, created a new one, and re-installed specifying a very simple password just in case (I specified "cisco" as the root password).
After the second installation, I still cannot authenticate at console CLI.
Any suggestions? Thx for any help.
-Mike
10-10-2016 10:11 AM
Hi Mike,
there should always be a "grapevine" user to connect to CLI.
The other account that is created is for http access, via UI.
Can you try to login with user "grapevine" and the password you provided
10-10-2016 12:03 PM
Thanks for the feedback.
grapevine / cisco fails to authenticate
Do I need to re-install and specify "grapevine" when asked to create
additional users or is this a "built-in" user-account?
10-10-2016 09:32 PM
It is a built in user, and cannot be changed. You will have been asked for a password for the grapevine user when you did the install.
Linux Username : identifies the Linux (Grapevine) username used for CLI access to the Grapevine root and clients.
The default is 'grapevine' and cannot be changed.
10-15-2016 02:57 PM
Hi Mike,
are you still having issues with this?
Adam
05-23-2017 12:48 PM
Hi Mike,
Did this work? APIC-Em on VMWare Workstation?
I was planning to do this for lab purposes, but because VMWare Workstation is not listed as a supported virtual machine for APIC-EM, not sure if the image will successful operate.
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