Engineering Computing Network Procedures
Engineering core topology
Departmental Network Management Personnel
For information on networking within the departments, please contact...
| Civil Engineering | Kevin Rampersad |
| Mechanical Engineering | Steve Hitchman |
| Systems Design Engineering | Kevin Krauel |
| Chemical Engineering | Dennis Herman |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering | Bernie Roehl |
| Management Sciences | Vu Huynh |
Baystack 470-48T password recovery
- attach terminal (note the DB9 has pins 2-3 opposite to Extreme)
- while powering on the switch, hold down Ctrl-C
- wait for a few bootup lines, and you will be presented with a few one letter commands.
- choose "i" and answer yes. this erases the config.
- select "a" to continue bootup. Ctrl-Y to login. You now have factory defaults for all settings.
Extreme password recovery
- unplug the power and plug it back in with the space bar held down on the console. If you miss the boot menu, try again, it is a very fast process.
- Once you get the "BootROM-> " prompt, enter "h" (for help) and you will see your options.
1: Select primary code image
2: Select secondary code image
3: Select primary configuration
4: Select secondary configuration
b: Change baud rate
d: Force default configuration
f: Boot on board flash
h: Help
k: Erase selected configuration
p: Boot PCMCIA card
s: Load code image from serial port using XMODEM
BootROM->
- Type in the option for "Force default configuration" and then "Boot on board flash"
- Restore the configuration from the tftp server.
Procurve reset to factory defaults
- Using pointed objects, simultaneously press both the RESET and CLEAR buttons.
- Continue to press the CLEAR button while releasing the RESET button.
- When the SELF TEST LED begins to flash, release the CLEAR button.
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BruceCampbell - 13 Dec 2003
