Thanks to all who replied: Jonathon Jackson Noel Hunt Arvinder Dadhwal Deependra Srivastava Harry Ford Petri Kalberg Most of the ideas included booting from cdrom/network, the only problem with booting from the cdrom is that the NetraX1 has no cdrom (this is what I would have done on any other Sun box.) What I was really looking for was some sort of method of launching sys-unconfig either from the LOM or the OK prompt. It appears that tomorrow I will be attempting to implement the suggestion I received from both Jonathon and Petri: Setting up a Jumpstart server and booting from there. Here is the response I got from Petri: >Sounds like you're in trouble :) > >If the root password is lost you need a console for ttyA. >And since X1 can't boot from cdrom, you have to have also >a jumpstart server to boot the system from network into >single-user-mode. Then mount / -partition and edit >/etc/shadow to reset the root password. Again, thanks to all who replied, Todd -----Original Message----- From: Todd McLain Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 3:07 PM To: 'sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org' Subject: Netra X1 Password Recovery Does anybody have a method for recovering / accessing a Netra X1? We have one of these Netra's that a young engineer started configuring, then walked away from for about a week, and low and behold when he came back he couldn't remember the password. To make matters worse, we have no command prompt access as he had not yet created any accounts, nor finished the network configuration. We need some type of access to be able to run sys-unconfig. Any ideas??? I will summarize. Todd W. McLain Internet Operations Manager KDDI Okinawa Co., Ltd. Okinawa, JapanReceived on Tue Jun 26 09:04:45 2001
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