I had this question a few days ago.
Maybe you can help.
Once we had forgotten the password on one of our customers OCTEL 200's, we got help from AVAYA with resetting the password to the standard ones. Our engineer went to the site and had to press the magic (red) button on the CPU of the voice mail server (and NOT the reload button that is located closely).
Is this method still used? Is it still possible to get the password recovery help from AVAYA?
What do we do with VMX-100?
This voice mail server do not have a magic button.
Maybe there is a way around, seen apart from restoring an image from CAT, containing well known passwords?
///doktor
Maybe you can help.
Once we had forgotten the password on one of our customers OCTEL 200's, we got help from AVAYA with resetting the password to the standard ones. Our engineer went to the site and had to press the magic (red) button on the CPU of the voice mail server (and NOT the reload button that is located closely).
Is this method still used? Is it still possible to get the password recovery help from AVAYA?
What do we do with VMX-100?
This voice mail server do not have a magic button.
Maybe there is a way around, seen apart from restoring an image from CAT, containing well known passwords?
///doktor