From: jeff.s.golia@verizon.com
Date: Mon Jan 09 2006 - 15:00:17 GMT-3
Hello,
I'm sorry to say you are most likely SOL. See Document ID: 46104
We recently ran into this with a customer on a 3640. This document lists
2 recovery procedures for 3640. Neither one worked! For your hardware
only one applies. We replicated this in our shop and ended up sending the
customer a new router. The document says to removed battery-backed-up
SRAM on 3640. This was not removable. We did the recovery which was
supposed to erase config. It did not erase the NVRAM.
Contact the person who sold it to you.
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Jeffrey Golia
CCIE#14849
Tac Engineer (Converged Technology Services)
Verizon Enterprise Premise Solutions
Tel # 1-800-993-2264
email : Jeff.S.Golia@Verizon.com
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"Abbas Elzein" <Abbas.Elzein@telus.com>
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01/09/2006 12:36 PM
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Unable to perform password recovery..HELP!!
Hi Group,
I just received a couple of routers (a 3620 & a 2611) I bought of of EBay
to find out that both routers are password protected... The problem is I'm
unable to perform a password recovery as this feature has been disabled on
both routers.. (very nice of them to do that)..
Is there a way around it??
Your help will be most appreciated as I really need to start my lab
training..
Thank you kindly,
AE
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