5220 default root password?
Created: 04 Mar 2013 | Updated: 16 Mar 2013 | 4 comments
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While working with support last week, we "elevated" out of the clish. We then disabled the clish, I do not recall the directory of which we altered the file to disable the clish.
Now, I can only login as admin but cannot search to locate the altered file/directory because of permissions, nor can I 'su' to root due to invalid password. I have searched the admin guide but only it only provides the admin password.
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Typically it is P@ssw0rd
The above comments are not to be construed as an official stance of the company I work for; hell half the time they are not even an official stance for me.
I tried that. I can get into the admin account with it but not the root. Root may even be disabled
We had renamed a file to disable the clish, however I cant remember the path.
Try su - maintenance then run elevate. The password for maintenance is the same P@ssw0rd
The above comments are not to be construed as an official stance of the company I work for; hell half the time they are not even an official stance for me.
Support got back with me.
To disable:
cd into /admin and do a ls -lah
Then, mv .bashrc .bashrcold.
To reenable simply:
mv .bashrcold .bashrc
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