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03-16-2025 05:42 PM
Let say we are using IOS-XE image 17.16.1
We applied aaa-new model (tacas for user auth) configuration and we forgot to create local user account and password on the device, then we reload the device.
What are the rollback options:
Knowing that rommon mode with password recovery, boot from usb or tftp won't work.
Please let me know you though?
Thanks
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03-17-2025 11:54 PM
Again, it depends on what configuration is applied to the devices. As long as you do not apply the configuration to the VTY and console, you are safe.
If you locked out, then you need to start from the beginning wiping the config.
refer configuration guide :
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03-20-2025 08:58 PM
Hi @balaji.bandi, good point. The answer is in the link you shared.
Ignore the startup configuration with the following command: from rommon : SWITCH_IGNORE_STARTUP_CFG=1
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03-17-2025 02:55 AM
- What device model are you talking about ?
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03-17-2025 10:14 PM
Hi Marce
Catalyst 9500
But, let say Catalyst 9000 in general
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03-17-2025 04:29 AM
@sjulien80
Try to connect via console during boot.
If prompted with setup dialog, answer "no" to avoid re-enabling AAA, then manually create a local user:
#enable
#configure terminal
#username admin secret <password>
#no aaa new-model ! Temporarily disable AAA
#write memory
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03-17-2025 10:16 PM
Thanks for your reply, but it's not working that way.
You will never be able to access the device.
I already have the solution, but I want get the community involve.
It's little bit tricky and hidden
Thanks
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03-17-2025 11:54 PM
Again, it depends on what configuration is applied to the devices. As long as you do not apply the configuration to the VTY and console, you are safe.
If you locked out, then you need to start from the beginning wiping the config.
refer configuration guide :
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03-20-2025 08:58 PM
Hi @balaji.bandi, good point. The answer is in the link you shared.
Ignore the startup configuration with the following command: from rommon : SWITCH_IGNORE_STARTUP_CFG=1
