Sun McData Intrepid 6064 64-Port Director Switch - Lost Passwords

I inherited a Sun McData Intrepid 6064 64-Port Director Switch. It's previous netadmin is no longer available. All I can access so far is the serial port as it's default password is intact. I can't access telnet or the web interfaces due to the lost passwords. I've tried all sorts of things from different info in the web, being careful not to erase the config and licenses, but no luck so far. Has anybody had success resetting the telnet/web interface passwords on this switch, or any other McData switch? Thank you!

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