Calculating the OSL

[Gareth1978]

I'm told that if you are very clever and know how there is a way of calculating the OSL codes for a system.

One of our sister sites has an OSL which allows them in but they can't do any changes with it i.e. STAC's, SCS's RTS's.

I was wondering if anyone could help me work out what a 'working' osl should be based on the one I've got for it. For my own system my OSL starts with 14 (I think that's something to do with the access level) so I'd be looking to calculate similar for theirs. There maintainers are charging them £150 for every change (sending someone to site rather than using a modem to dial in) which is outrageous. If I knew the correct OSL I'd do it for.....well probably free but certainly less than £150 !

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[biglebowski]

what vers is it? there is a way on pre 6.2 using break points. Ask your maintainer for the level 2 password they can't withold it as you should be able to do your own MACs

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[phones1]

a previous back door was (if my memory serves me)
OSL 0 5 0602259980 (i think) if you could help me now i need a default login for a Hipath 4000 (i know their shit but im in it!!)that login worked upto 6.1/ 6.2 (i think)
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[speckledhen]

Yes the "back door" method was the phone number for beeston site with the STD code (pre phone day), got a couple more numbers in that range that I have just been given that may work.
As said think it only works pre 6.2