Hello,
I have an EMC DS-16B2 that I bought used and the previous owner changed the default login and passwd. The problem, I have a great switch which I cannot log into. Question, how do I reset the switch back to default settings? (factory settings)
Have you tried: login=admin; passwd=passwd Have you tried using Ctrl-c to bypass
I will presume you only have that one switch. Have you tried to connect using the serial port and see if that will allow you to interupt the Autoboot and possibly reset the passwd at that point with the command (much like UNIX boxes).
Never had this particular problem, so these are just a couple thoughts.
You have the possiblity to reset the admin password with the "root" login. For EMC switches there is a default root password set. Maybe an EMC employee can post that password.
Press any key to stop auto-boot... 0 auto-booting...
host name : host file name : /usr/switch/firmware inet on ethernet (e) : 10.77.77.77:ffffff00 user (u) : user flags (f) : 0x0 target name (tn) : EV020072562
Attaching network interface fei0... Link down: bad or missing cable?
done.
Attaching network interface lo0... done. Boot 0: booting from flash 0 Boot 0: 110528+6408 Boot 0: uncompressed - loading text and data Boot 0: starting at 0x10030000...
Loading compressed image from flash... Boot 0: booting from flash 0 Boot 0: 110528+6408 Boot 0: compressed Boot 0: uncompressing 2784693 bytes from flash at 0xc005c918 Boot 0: jumping to RAM at 0x10400000
Attaching network interface fei0... Link down: bad or missing cable? done. Attached TCP/IP interface to fei unit 0 Attaching network interface lo0... done. telnetInit: telnetd initialized. NFS client support not included.
efwHookAdd: Added Ethernet Hook
Adding 10993 symbols for standalone. Model: 17 0x1033cff0 (tSwitch): Jan 28 01:45:34
INFO SYS-BOOT, 4, Restart reason: Power-on
Fabric OS (tm) Release v3.2.0a login: hpInit: Looking for Help Pages in Flash Help Pages Info Start at 3046f9
*then the OS login prompt appears: "which is where I'm STUCK!
RitaWorkman
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Posted September 24th, 2007 12:00
Have you tried using Ctrl-c to bypass
I will presume you only have that one switch. Have you tried to connect using the serial port and see if that will allow you to interupt the Autoboot and possibly reset the passwd at that point with the command (much like UNIX boxes).
Never had this particular problem, so these are just a couple thoughts.
Rgrds,
rcw