Password (recovery)Baystack Access Node 2

[PA1GS]

I have a Baystack Access Node but I don't know the password. Is ther any way to find out what the password is or can the password be set to some default value.

 

[rdk]

not sure about access nodes, but on the Bays I've seen if you have a blade with a known password (say from a spare router) you can install the blade in the other router and use the known password for access, then reset the password on the entire router.  ie: the password on a newly installed blade does not get updated until the password command is used...

 

[jfk]

Here are the steps:<br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Power down the router.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Jump jumper S16 at front of the unit, behind the LEDs.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Power up the router and it will go into diag mode.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Type the following to clear the password:<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;an_diag&gt;&gt; wb c00000 0 20<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Power down the router.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Remove the jumper.<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;Power up the router.<br><br>Hope that helps,<br>jfk

 

[alroyb]

Removing password from an AN <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Lost password for AN router <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;AN <br>&nbsp;&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;The following required to remove the password on Access Node Routers <br>1. Power Down router <br>2. Jump jumper S16 at the front of the Unit, behind the LEDs <br>3. Power up the router, it will go to a diag prompt <br>4. Type following: rb c00000 20; this displays the passwd <br>                                      wb c00000 0 20;this clears the pasword - sets it to 0 <br>There is help on these commands if needed <br>5. Power down the router <br>6. Remove jumper <br>7. Power up the router. <br>