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C6807 password recovery doesn't work

jonathan.lacaze
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Beginner

Hi,

 

The password recovery procedure doesn't work for me on C6807.

The confreg 0x2142 and reset in rommon work but after the reboot I still have the username asked.

 

You'll find in attach the terminal log.

 

Thanks

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@jonathan.lacaze wrote:

There is two SUP2T-10G


I reviewed the original boot-up process and I can see that the line card is booting up as "Standby".  

The password-recovery process will only work if the line card works stand alone.  

Tell me more about this line card:  Was the line card sourced from a "used" seller?  And did the owner disable password-recovery feature?

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Mark Malone
VIP Alumni
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Hi has , no service password recovery been enabled in the global config ?

even though this is 720 sup could be something similar happening and bypassing the password recovery if its not setup , you could try this method

https://community.cisco.com/t5/switching/password-recovery-confreg-0x2142-doesn-t-work/td-p/702250

I already saw and test this solution but it doesn't work for me.

 

During boot I never have the following log message : 00:00:03: %OIR-6-CONSOLE: Changing console ownership to route processor.

 

I don't see the RP gains control. As you can see in my terminal log.

 

 

In attach you will find my terminal log for a "normal boot".

There is two SUP2T-10G


@jonathan.lacaze wrote:

There is two SUP2T-10G


I reviewed the original boot-up process and I can see that the line card is booting up as "Standby".  

The password-recovery process will only work if the line card works stand alone.  

Tell me more about this line card:  Was the line card sourced from a "used" seller?  And did the owner disable password-recovery feature?

Finally, we found the old password.
However, I tried password-recovery with two line card so I think that you are right.

Thanks for your Help.

I don't know.
Can I check this ?

Leo Laohoo
Hall of Fame
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Could you try the username/password of "Cisco/Cisco"?

Hi,
It doesn't work :
Username: Cisco
Password:
% Authentication failed
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