02-15-2007 11:45 AM - edited 03-10-2019 03:28 AM
I just had a password recovery for IDS 4215 with 4.1 version. What i performed was to break the boot sequence and went through Recovery process. The password has been reset, IDS is working fine now however everytime the IDS is rebooted, i see IDS prompting for two options: Normal bootup and Recovery process, and the default is set to Recovery. Everytime, i have to select option 1 to boot it normally otherwise it would boot to recovery mode and the password will again be resetted. Please suggest a way to boot the router normally. Thanks
02-15-2007 12:01 PM
Here is a way to do it; however, I am not sure
if this is supported by Cisco:
1) log into the IDS
2) conf t
3) username admin pass 123admin123 priv service
4) exit
5) exit
6) log into the IDS,
7) username: admin
8) password: 123admin123
9) su -
10) enter the password of user "cisco"
now you're in "linux" shell mode
11) vi into /etc/grub.conf file and modify
the booting setting.
12) Save the file and reboot the IDS
I do this to my "franken" IDS running version
4.1 all the time. As I've said before, just
because it works does not mean it is supported
by cisco.
David
CCIE Security
02-15-2007 09:12 PM
Hi David. nice reply. Will try to do it today and get back to you with the outcome. Keep in touch.
Regards
Shoaib
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