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Posted by Dana on April 4, 2006, 11:59 am
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The fundamental principle of our Constitution . . . enjoins [requires] that
the will of the majority shall prevail.
George Washington
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The will of the majority [is] the natural law of every society [and] is the
only sure guardian of the rights of man. Perhaps even this may sometimes
err. But its errors are honest, solitary and short-lived
Though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail, that will to be
rightful must be reasonable - the minority possess their equal rights which
equal law must protect
Thomas Jefferson
> Inherited a network that has zero documentation associated with it. We
> just replaced our T1 internet connection carrier and they brought in
> their own router so now I have Cisco 1605R unused. I would like to
> access the router see what the settings were on this router then I
> would like to reset the router to the factory defaults.
> My issue is how to gain access to this information. I see the console
> port on the back to which a cable with a rolled pinout is to be
> attached for access. I know to use hyperterminal to access the unit bu
> tI do not know what the IP address is of the unit. I tried placing it
> back on the network and doing a scan of the network to see what IP
> available IP addresses were found or not found but that was fruitless.
> What are the options that I have in this regard?
For starters
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps214/products_password_recovery09186a0080093e11.shtml
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> just replaced our T1 internet connection carrier and they brought in
> their own router so now I have Cisco 1605R unused. I would like to
> access the router see what the settings were on this router then I
> would like to reset the router to the factory defaults.
> My issue is how to gain access to this information. I see the console
> port on the back to which a cable with a rolled pinout is to be
> attached for access. I know to use hyperterminal to access the unit bu
> tI do not know what the IP address is of the unit. I tried placing it
> back on the network and doing a scan of the network to see what IP
> available IP addresses were found or not found but that was fruitless.
> What are the options that I have in this regard?