Como cambiarle el Password a un Switch Cisco Small Business SF500-24 Y GG300-28P

Hola tengo un problema tengo un Switch Small Business SF500-24 y el nombre de usuario y contraseña no lo tengo, estube viendo que entrando en modo Rommon uno puede configurarlo y cambiarle el password sin que se pierda la configuracion que tiene, lo que no encuentro es la forma de como entrar en modo Rommon, POR FAVOR NECESITO LA COMBINACION DE TECLA PARA ENTRAR EN MODO ROMMON EN ESTE MODELO DE SWITCH.

Hola liriantech,
Gracias por el tema.
En los switches de la serie 200(más de 8 puertos )/300/500 estás capaz de recuperar la contraseña del usuario administrativo através de entrar en el boot menú. Los pasos son los siguientes: debes conectarte al switch através por serie. Después de verificar la conexión debes reiniciar el switch y prestar atención: durante el reinicio, después de la verificación del hardware, te aparecerá el banner de Cisco. Junto por abajo de aquello te saldrá la opción de pinchar Exit o Enter para terminar el proceso de carga. Debes prestar atención ya que aquella opción será disponible solo por 2 segundos. Através de parrar la carga te aparecerá el boot menú. Opción “3” se llama Recuperar la Contraseña, pincha “3” y 2 veces Enter. El switch continuará la carga pero te dejará entrar en modo privilegiado sin usuario y contraseña solo esta vez. Ahora, através del acceso CLI, debes crear un usuario y añadir contraseña al aquello de nivel 15 en esta forma:
Switch#conf t
Switch(configure)#username <user> password <password> privilege 15
Este usuario será disponible para las entradas siguientes.
Te pedimos tratarlo e informarles cómo te ha salido.
Una cosa más: en general el soporte en el fórum se ofrece en Ingles para que puedan todos los clientes acceder la información. Entiendo de que podría ser gran molestia pero te pido amablemente escribir en Ingles como lo puedas.
Gracias por la atención y buenos días.
.:|:.:|:. CISCO | Victor Apostolov | Network Engineer | Cisco Technical Support

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