From: David Goldsmith (dgoldsmi@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Aug 17 2000 - 14:56:23 GMT-3
Nick,
You can reload with SNMP if you have this configured on the router..
snmp-server system-shutdown
If you don't manage the router, this could be the reason they can't change
the password...
If you work at such&such center... you should have thought of this before
deploying.... Now you are out of luck.
That's how its suppose to be.
Dave G.
Nick Tucker wrote:
> >kill building power. If you can't do that, you'll need a bug that can
> kill >the router (the http bug comes to mind.) In either case, you still
> need >access to the console port, and if you have that, you can probably
> reach the >ower switch =:) -B
>
> Actually, this is not generally the case. Take, for example, a company
> that doesn't manage its on network, and its managed at such&such center.
> Most all implementations of this will be setup for dialin access to either
> a switchbox or terminal server. While I have plenty of access to the
> console, I surely don't have access to a power switch.
>
> Currently the only real viable option I know if is dialin->switch
> box->remote reset power strip.
>
> I'd like a way to reset a router via SNMP, any takers? ;)
>
> Nick Tucker
> CNE, CCNP, CCIE Written
>
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