Symptoms
SSO administrator is locked or expired.
Purpose
You must unlock and reset the
vCenter Single Sign-On (SSO) password if you have entered an incorrect
password for three times and you see the error:
User account is locked. Please contact your administrator.
Resolution
By default, the account lockout policy is set to unlock after 15
minutes. If the account does not get unlocked even after 15 minutes, you
must unlock the account using another session that is still logged into
the SSO server or using another user account with SSO administrator
privileges.
To unlock/reset the administrator account, see:
Related Information
For more information on account lockout policies for the Platform Services Controller (PSC), see the vCenter Server Password Requirements and Lockout Behavior section in the vSphere Security Guide.
More information here:
Configuring and troubleshooting vCenter Single Sign On password and lockout policies for accounts
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Resetting the SSO admin password after upgrading to vCenter Server 5.1.0b fails with the error: Key [com.rsa.db.msserverinstance] is not defined
vSphere 5.5 Single Sign-On administrator@vsphere.local password issues
Error: "VmDirForceResetPassword failed" while resetting the SSO administrator password using vdcadmintool
Read the article in different language here:
vCenterSSO管理者パスワードをリセット
Como desbloquear e redefinir a senha do administrador do SSO do vCenter
Restablecer la contraseña del administrador de vCenter SSO
重置 vCenter SSO 管理员密码
Entsperren und Zurücksetzen des VMware vCenter Single Sign-On-Administratorkennworts
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