Hi owensmk, sorry, as far as I know there is no possibility to reset the XSCF password despite from Machine Administration menu (command 'madmin'). But not everything may be lost: can you see the OS console output on the serial ttyA (RS232 on RJ45) port of the PW250? If yes you should boot from a Solaris DVD into Single User mode, mount the disk of the original OS and clear the root password. Clownfish Plugin For Teamspeak 3 Overlay.

If you don't see the OS console on the serial port it has been switched to 'LAN Console' by some settings within the XSCF. Do you know the IP of the XSCF? If yes, 'telnet' to that IP and you will get the console of the OS, then follow the same procedure as above. (Just to mention, if you telnet to 'XSCF-IP' with port '8010' you should get a XSCF login). If the OS console is set to 'LAN Console' and you don't have the XSCF IP, the OS console can be switched back to the serial port by the following sequence: - power off the PW250 - set the little switch on the front panel to the middle position (may be named 'unlock') - press the Power Button for more than 10 seconds -->the green and orange LEDs will blink several times - release the Power Button If you now power on the machine again, the OS console will be at the serial port and you can use the procedure described above to clear the OS password. Hope this helps and good luck Ulrich. What you said works -- I have console access now over the SCF serial console.

But I don't have passwords for anything. Unfortunately, I can't quite get to single user mode in Solaris yet -- when I try to boot from the console I get a 'can't boot -- illegal memory.' I have no idea what this means other than it doesn't like the RAM for some reason.

I contacted the seller and he's going to send me new RAM. Hopefully then I can boot Solaris into single user mode and reset the root password, then run Machine Administration Menu and reset the XSCF account(s). Overall, this seems like very nice piece of hardware. It's just a frustrating trying to get into XSCF. Society Ethics And Technology 5th Edition. Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.