FortiClient Installation in VMware [closed] - linux

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I am trying to install FortiClient 7.0 in my virtual machine. So, I have:
VMware Workstation Player 16.2.5 - as Virtual Machine
Database App Development VM - as Virtual Machine Image
In the terminal, I'm writing the command which is for FortiClient installation on linux and it asks me for a password. I have no clue what the password is since during any of the installations I have not set one.
Is there any default password which I should know or is there any workaround to avoid the password providing?
Thanks in advance.

The answer is oracle
As I got it is a default password which comes from Database App Development VM

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Mac OS X
On the other hand, I have a Laravel project running my Mac OS X in local machine through MAMP.
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