- Jul 7, 2005
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OK so i have 5 Xylan Omnistack 4024c's
3 of them work LIKE A CHARM, perfect in all ways, well in the unmanaged ways at least(factory default). The other 2 are a bit if'y and have some vlan's setup on them so i want to factory reset them, i found out how to do it::
but the problem is, when i go to "hit any key to interrupt" the auto-boot process it wont let me, i cant seem to interrupt it. ive tried many terminal programs. the problem that i think it is, is that my serial port isnt sending, only receiving....
any help at all on how to fix this? or help in console...
im tryin to do this on a Win box, i have a copy of knoppix and back track around if that helps...
3 of them work LIKE A CHARM, perfect in all ways, well in the unmanaged ways at least(factory default). The other 2 are a bit if'y and have some vlan's setup on them so i want to factory reset them, i found out how to do it::
To reset an OmniStack to factory defaults - you'll need to connect via a console serial cable, then:
> hit any key when prompted by boot process immediately after
power-up to get to boot/diagnostic menu
> enter 'c'<return> (don't enter the quote marks!)
> enter <return> until line displays: "Boot Flags :0xb" then
enter '0x1000'<return> at end of line
> enter <return> until back at the "[Boot]:" prompt
> enter '@'<return> to boot
> system is now reset to factory defaults
> Login as 'admin', initial password 'switch'
> enter 'pw admin', to set a more suitable password
but the problem is, when i go to "hit any key to interrupt" the auto-boot process it wont let me, i cant seem to interrupt it. ive tried many terminal programs. the problem that i think it is, is that my serial port isnt sending, only receiving....
any help at all on how to fix this? or help in console...
im tryin to do this on a Win box, i have a copy of knoppix and back track around if that helps...
