C2980G-A i looked last night, but still have not found the proper info... your help is greatly apreciated.... thx I found this page with Cisco password recovery procedures and on that page is one for the 2980G hopefully you'll find what you need somewhere...

to call CDW and find out. Thanks Password recovery thing should help though. Archived from groups: comp.security.firewalls () gregoryvolkov@comcast.net (Gregory) wrote in message news:... > Anyone knows whats the default username and password for Cisco...

Cisco PIX 515 Password Recovery. I am sure this has been answered already but I could not come up with anything on a search Anyone have another angle we aren't thinking of? or What I did monitor> interface 0 0: i8255X @ PCI(bus:0 dev:14 irq:10)...

I have more knowledge than anyone else at our school as far as computers are concerned, I got roped into being our "tech" guy. We have no encryption set up, and have two Cisco Aironet 1200 series AP's. Our school is located in an affluent neighborhood...

does not have a default password and if you are seeing a password prompt then it must be configured by someone If they are BR340's then there is NO password recovery but the AP340 do have a password recovery please see this link ...

port. > thanks-Rob Just one note of caution. Some USB-to_serial cables will not send BREAK. This can be a problem if you work with devices that may require it (like doing password recovery on Cisco gear). My cable from iogear works well. -- hsb...

you have and did you configure it yourself? If you lost you password I hope you kept your console cable. You'll have to do a password recovery. The reason for the disconnects can be just about anything, if you have the logs for the router someting might...

In my experience the ctrl-break sequence in hyperterm has never worked when I use the usb-to-console adapter. Here's a link on cisco you might find helpful. I know its for password recovery but it shows you how to bypass the configuration. Once...

My boss is a F*** idiot.. I work in an IT department.. amazing. We now have around 12-15 username/password per person in our company. My boss, who happens to be the manager of the network (just below the CIO) keeps creating different usernames and passwords...