There was just one Cisco 2960 switch that failed this afternoon, replacing an alternate switch immediately, but the backup switch was transferred back from another branch and the password was forgotten. Just use the recovery password process, also share it.
1. Set the Windows HyperTerminal, name customization. Recommended for SECURECRT:
baud rate (number of bits per second): 9600
Data bits: 8
parity check: none
Stop bit: 1
Data flow control: hardware or none
2. Connect the switch power while holding down the mode key on the switch front panel until the 1X port led on the switch is no longer lit (approximately 15-20 seconds). The following information appears:
The system has been interrupted prior to initializing the Flash file system. The following commands would initialize the Flash file system, and finish loading the operating system software:
Flash_init
Load_helper
Boot
switch>
3. Type flash_initat the switch> prompt to initialize;
4, switch>load_helper
5. switch>dir flash:
The following information is displayed:
Directory of Flash:
2-rwx 843947 Mar 1993 00:02:18 C2900xl-h-mz-112.8-sa
4 drwx 3776 Mar 1993 01:23:24 HTML
66-rwx 1970 00:01:19 Env_vars
68-rwx 1296 Mar 1993 06:55:51 Config.text
1728000 Bytes Total (456704 bytes free)
6, switch>rename flash:config.text flash:config.old
7. switch>Boot
After renaming the configuration file, type the boot boot device under Switch>, and when the system starts to set, press N and when the setting is complete, the following message appears:
Continue with the configuration dialog? [Yes/no]:
Type N
8. After the switch> prompt appears, type en into the configuration mode
9. Rename the configuration file:
switch>rename Flash:config.old flash:config.text
10. Copy the configuration file into memory
switch# copy flash:config.text system:running-config
Destination filename [running-config]? (Press Return)
press ENTER to reload the configuration file.
11. Change the password
Switch#config Terminal
switch (config) #enable password Cisco
switch (config) #enable secret cisco123
12. Write the current configuration to the configuration file
Switch (config) #copy run Starup
After the above steps, the switch password has been modified, but the configuration information is not changed.
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Recovering Cisco Access Switch passwords