CentOS 6 Forgot password resolution, root and normal user can

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Description Operating System: CentOS 6.0

A problem: Forget the Administrator account root password, can not enter the system

Workaround: Reset the root password to 123456

Operation: Start the system, press the ESC key above the keyboard before entering the system, will enter the following interface

Press the E key on the keyboard to display the following interface

Use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move the cursor to the second item, and then press E above the keyboard, the following interface appears

Enter a space bar, and after entering the number 1, enter, the following interface appears

This time the cursor is still positioned in the second item, continue to press the B key above the keyboard, the system will automatically restart, into the following interface

Reset Root Password now

Input passwd root, enter

Required to enter a new password, enter 123,456 return

Re-enter 123,456 return car

See Passwd:all Authentication tokens updated successfully. Line

Description Password Modified successfully

Now reboot the system and enter Shutdown-r.

After the system restarts automatically, enter the root return and enter the password 123456, the system login is successful.

Normal user forgot Password

1. Log in to the system using the root user and locate the/etc/shadow file.

2. Locate the line that begins with the user name, for example, my user name is PDS, with a colon delimiter, and the red part is the password encryption section

Pds:$1$civoprgf$ajwq54w1xjbiffjm05jk/1:15353:0:99999:7:::

3.pds is my user name, execute passwd PDS command with terminal, enter new user password.

CentOS 6 Forgot password resolution, root and normal user can