Cisco Multicast Manager 3.2 Password recorvery

Question

Hi, Please can anybody help me how to do a  password recovery on multicast manager 3.2.

Answer 1

Hi Jose,
Please find the password recovery steps as below:
If an administrator password is forgotten, lost, or misconfigured, you need to reset the password on the
device.
Note There is no way to restore a lost administrator password. You must reset the password to a new one, as
described in this procedure.
To reset the password, do the following:
Step 1 Establish a console connection to the device and open a terminal session.
Step 2 Reboot the device.
While the device is rebooting, watch for the following prompt and press Enter when you see it:
Cisco CDS boot:hit RETURN to set boot flags:0009
Step 3 When prompted to enter bootflags, enter the 0x800 value.
Available boot flags (enter the sum of the desired flags):
0x0000 - exit this menu and continue booting normally
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0x2000 - ignore Carrier Detect on console
0x4000 - bypass nvram config
0x8000 - disable login security
[SE boot - enter bootflags]:0x8000
You have entered boot flags = 0x8000
Boot with these flags? [yes]:yes
[Display output omitted]
Setting the configuration flags to 0x8000 lets you into the system, bypassing all
security. Setting the configuration flags field to 0x4000 lets you bypass the NVRAM
configuration.
Step 4 When the device completes the boot sequence, you are prompted to enter the username to access the CLI.
Enter the default administrator username (admin).
Cisco Service Engine Console
Username: admin
Step 5 When you see the CLI prompt, set the password for the user using the username password command
in global configuration mode.
ServiceEngine# configure
ServiceEngine(config)# username admin password 0 password
You can specify that the password be either clear text or encrypted. Zero (0) means the password is
displayed as a plain word; one (1) means the password is encrypted.The password strength must be a
combination of alphabetic character, at least one number, at least one special character, and at least one
uppercase character.
Note Do not set the user ID (uid).
Step 6 Save the configuration change by using the write memory command in EXEC mode.
ServiceEngine(config)# exit
ServiceEngine# write memory
Step 7 Optionally, reboot your device by using the reload command.
ServiceEngine# reload
Rebooting is optional; however, you might want to reboot to ensure that the boot flags are reset, and to
ensure that subsequent console administrator logins do not bypass the password check.
Note In CDS software, the bootflags are reset to 0x0 on every reboot
If an administrator password is forgotten, lost, or misconfigured, you need to reset the password on the
device.
Note There is no way to restore a lost administrator password. You must reset the password to a new one, as
described in this procedure.
To reset the password, do the following:
Step 1 Establish a console connection to the device and open a terminal session.
Step 2 Reboot the device.
While the device is rebooting, watch for the following prompt and press Enter when you see it:
Cisco CDS boot:hit RETURN to set boot flags:0009
Step 3 When prompted to enter bootflags, enter the 0x800 value.
Available boot flags (enter the sum of the desired flags):
0x0000 - exit this menu and continue booting normally
8-22
Backup and Recovery Procedures
0x2000 - ignore Carrier Detect on console
0x4000 - bypass nvram config
0x8000 - disable login security
[SE boot - enter bootflags]:0x8000
You have entered boot flags = 0x8000
Boot with these flags? [yes]:yes
[Display output omitted]
Setting the configuration flags to 0x8000 lets you into the system, bypassing all
security. Setting the configuration flags field to 0x4000 lets you bypass the NVRAM
configuration.
Step 4 When the device completes the boot sequence, you are prompted to enter the username to access the CLI.
Enter the default administrator username (admin).
Cisco Service Engine Console
Username: admin
Step 5 When you see the CLI prompt, set the password for the user using the username password command
in global configuration mode.
ServiceEngine# configure
ServiceEngine(config)# username admin password 0 password
You can specify that the password be either clear text or encrypted. Zero (0) means the password is
displayed as a plain word; one (1) means the password is encrypted.The password strength must be a
combination of alphabetic character, at least one number, at least one special character, and at least one
uppercase character.
Note Do not set the user ID (uid).
Step 6 Save the configuration change by using the write memory command in EXEC mode.
ServiceEngine(config)# exit
ServiceEngine# write memory
Step 7 Optionally, reboot your device by using the reload command.
ServiceEngine# reload
Rebooting is optional; however, you might want to reboot to ensure that the boot flags are reset, and to
ensure that subsequent console administrator logins do not bypass the password check.
Note In CDS software, the bootflags are reset to 0x0 on every reboot