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2) Do you think editing the esx.conf file to increase the timeout period would help? I don't see any other config there to re-enable ssh or DCUI or shell but I might be wrong.

Shall I proceed to replace the newer rui.crt and rui.key from sda5 to sda6.

Will rolling back also roll back the changes? Will it revert back to the previous rui.key and rui.crt? The sda6 bank is the default right now.Ģ) Do you think editing the esx.conf file to increase the timeout period would help? I don't see any other config there to re-enable ssh or DCUI or shell but I might be wrong.ģ) I can get to the recovery console (Shift R). Will rolling back also roll back the changes? Will it revert back to the previous rui.key and rui.crt?ġ) Shall I proceed to replace the newer rui.crt and rui.key from sda5 to sda6. 3) I can get to the recovery console (Shift R). Shall I proceed to replace the newer rui.crt and rui.key from sda5 to sda6. I haven't installed VCSA yet on the other ESXi host. I did notice that the rui.crt and rui.key is on /sda5 and /sda6 have different timestamps.ġ) Shall I proceed to replace the newer rui.crt and rui.key from sda5 to sda6. I can now bootup from a Linux distro and access the ssl folder but I don't see my previous backups of cert and key files. I have rebooted the server - hard reset because the F12 on the console is disabled as well.

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