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Hello @neelimakaralgikar
Can you access the droplet with a normal ssh-client and use the new password for the root user?
When you log in to the Droplet with your new password via SSH, the operating system will ask you to change the password. It will first ask for the current password (the new root password emailed to you), and then ask you to enter the new password twice.
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