How to Reset Password in FS S3150, S3260, S3260, S3400, S3400, S5500 Series Switches
In this guide, we will walk you through the process of resetting the password on FS S3150, S3260, S3260, S3400, S3400, S5500 Series Switches. If you have forgotten your password or need to regain access to the switch, this step-by-step tutorial will help you reset the password and restore the switch to its factory settings.
Step 1: Restart the Switch in Monitor Mode
To begin the password reset process, first, restart the switch. During the startup process, press the "ctrl + P" buttons simultaneously until the monitor mode appears on the screen.
Step 2: Access the Monitor Mode
Once you have successfully entered the monitor mode, you can use the following command to check the current files on the switch:
monitor# dir
This command will display the list of files present on the switch.
Step 3: View Password (If Configured with "Clear-Text Passwords")
If your switch is configured with "Clear-Text Passwords," you can view your password by executing the following command:
monitor# show configuration
This command will display the password in clear text.
Step 4: Reset Password (If Not Configured with "Clear-Text Passwords")
If your switch is not configured with "Clear-Text Passwords," you will need to remove the current configuration to reset the password. To do this, execute the following command:
monitor# delete startup-config
this file will be erased, are you sure?(y/n) y
monitor# reboot
Do you want to reboot the Switch(y/n)? y
Please wait...
During the reboot process, the switch will restore to its factory settings, including default username and password.
Default User Credentials:
- User Name: admin
- Password: admin
By following these simple steps, you can reset the password on your FS S3150, S3260, S3260, S3400, S3400, or S5500 Series Switches. Whether your switch is configured with "Clear-Text Passwords" or not, this guide will help you regain access and ensure your switch is back to its default configuration. Always ensure to secure your passwords and configurations to maintain network security.