08-15-2013 05:06 AM - edited 03-21-2019 07:40 AM
HI,
I am a bignner in UC540, today i went to a client, they have 3 sites (UAE,TURKEY,GERMAN) now they had connection with UAE and TURKEY ,they need to configure vpn to germany as well to add some feature.. But the problem is actually this project implement by some other team,now they have not supporting, so they reached us..
we dont have any detials of these configuration ...
they give me password "cisco " :"cisco" for CCA access but with that pw i cant access...
pls help me is ther any option to get in.. ?
they configured with 2 IP one for voice 10.1.1.1 range and data 192.168.1.1'' )
in ip phone showing ip 10.1.1.1 range call manger ip 10.1.1.1 tftp as same
while i access ssh through putty with 192.168.1.1 it ask
login as....
pasword... cisco cisco is not working
... the office guys dont know any IP ... he only know is the ip t192,168.49.1 is
he IT guy used access CCA previous....
pls help...
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08-15-2013 07:50 AM
In situations where the administrator password is lost or forgotten, the password recovery procedure can be used to reset any of the user access or privileged passwords on the device.
Note: Since this procedure reboots the device, any changes made to the configuration since the last time the configuration was saved are lost.
Reset Password
Step 1. Attach a terminal or PC to the console port of the UC500 Series Device.
Step 2. Use the power switch in order to turn off the UC500 device, then turn the device back on.
Step 3. Immediately begin to repeatedly press the break sequence, in most scenarios this is CTRL+Break, for the device in order to boot the device into ROMMON mode.
Step 4. Enter confreg 0x2142 at the rommon 1> prompt. This step bypasses the startup config where the passwords are stored at next boot up.
Note: rommon— It is a Rom on mode is a default configuration mode to reset device to its factory default settings
Step 5. Enter reset at the rommon 2> prompt. The UC500 reboots but ignores the saved configuration.
Step 6. When the UC500 returns from the reset, enter No if asked to enter the initial configuration dialog.
Step 7. Enter enable to enter the privileged mode of the UC500 device.
Step 8. Enter copy startup-config running-config to save the configuration once again. This command saves the start up configuration data to the non-volatile RAM where the running configuration data is stored.
Step 9. Enter configure terminal to enter the global configuration mode of the UC500 device.
Step 10. Enter the new password . The following commands instruct how to change the different login information on the device.
• To enable the password enter enable secret
• To device Access Password enter username
Step 11. Reset the configuration register to its previous value by entering config-register 0x2102 in the configuration mode of the UC500 device.
Step 12. Save these changes with the use of the write memory command.
08-15-2013 07:50 AM
In situations where the administrator password is lost or forgotten, the password recovery procedure can be used to reset any of the user access or privileged passwords on the device.
Note: Since this procedure reboots the device, any changes made to the configuration since the last time the configuration was saved are lost.
Reset Password
Step 1. Attach a terminal or PC to the console port of the UC500 Series Device.
Step 2. Use the power switch in order to turn off the UC500 device, then turn the device back on.
Step 3. Immediately begin to repeatedly press the break sequence, in most scenarios this is CTRL+Break, for the device in order to boot the device into ROMMON mode.
Step 4. Enter confreg 0x2142 at the rommon 1> prompt. This step bypasses the startup config where the passwords are stored at next boot up.
Note: rommon— It is a Rom on mode is a default configuration mode to reset device to its factory default settings
Step 5. Enter reset at the rommon 2> prompt. The UC500 reboots but ignores the saved configuration.
Step 6. When the UC500 returns from the reset, enter No if asked to enter the initial configuration dialog.
Step 7. Enter enable to enter the privileged mode of the UC500 device.
Step 8. Enter copy startup-config running-config to save the configuration once again. This command saves the start up configuration data to the non-volatile RAM where the running configuration data is stored.
Step 9. Enter configure terminal to enter the global configuration mode of the UC500 device.
Step 10. Enter the new password . The following commands instruct how to change the different login information on the device.
• To enable the password enter enable secret
• To device Access Password enter username
Step 11. Reset the configuration register to its previous value by entering config-register 0x2102 in the configuration mode of the UC500 device.
Step 12. Save these changes with the use of the write memory command.
08-15-2013 11:52 PM
Thanks joshua,
I figured out what you said.
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