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Description of problem:

I installed the RHEL 7.0 as guest OS in ESX 5.5 and ESX 5.0.and passthrough micron SSD's(P320 drive)for the guest OS. Sudo user asking password to run an admin commands after adding the user in sudoers nopassword list (user (ALL)=ALL NOPASSWD:ALL)

I installed the RHEL 7.0 as a guest OS and create a user and add the users in sudoers and set nopasswd (user (ALL)=ALL NOPASSWD:ALL)
Passthrough micron SSD's for RHEL 7.0,

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
 RHEL 7.0 version: 3.10.0-123.el7.x86_64 #1

How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1.Install RHEL 7.0 as a guest OS on ESX 5.0, ESX 5.5.
2.Create a user and add the user to root group, add the user into sudoers list with nopassword option.(user (ALL)=ALL NOPASSWD:ALL)
3. Execute Some admin commands from the user, its asking for the password for the user.

Actual results:
The sudo user asking the password to run admin commands.

Expected results:
The Admin commands should run without asking the password thr user.

Additional info:

(In reply to Karuppaiah venkateswaran from comment #0)
> Description of problem:
> 
> I installed the RHEL 7.0 as guest OS in ESX 5.5 and ESX 5.0.and passthrough
> micron SSD's(P320 drive)for the guest OS. Sudo user asking password to run
> an admin commands after adding the user in sudoers nopassword list (user
> (ALL)=ALL NOPASSWD:ALL)

You have the syntax wrong. It should read:

user ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL

closing as NOTABUG.