Modifying privileged passwords on routers

1. Log in to the system directly via the Confreg 0x2142 command in ROM mode, bypassing the Enable password set in the Startup-config configuration file in NVRAM.

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2. After entering the system, copy the initial configuration file in the NVRAM to the current profile via the copy startup-config running-config command and set the new password.

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3. After the password is set successfully, save the current profile and enter ROM mode from the new boot system, and use the confreg-0x2102 command to load the system from the new NVRAM configuration file.

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4. Restart the system password modification successfully.

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Modifying privileged passwords on routers