Login denied to virtual machine as root

When I try to login to an virtual machine by console,I cannot login as root using the password when I set in creation.
Why?
Thanks,
Mary

Hi, If you have the possibility to login as oracle/oracle you can test wether if the system change the root password (which I don't think so) or that if you finally wrote an incorrect password for root, login as oracle/oracle and do 'su -'.
Anyhow, if the case is that you cannot login root because the password is incorrect, I suggest you:
- to run the virtual machine with redhat 5.1 (I guess oracle unbrekeable will work also and maybe Oracle VM Server) in 'linux rescue' mode,
- let the 'rescue mode' to mount your filesystems with read/write permissions
- chroot '/mnt/sysimage' (which will be your filesystem),
- once this is done you can execute 'passwd' to change root password.
Regards,

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