System Password; Options - Redline AN-30 System User Manual

IP Address and File Name. The TFTP Server IP Address is the IP address of the host
computer or server that contains the upgrade software in binary format, while File Name
is the name of the actual binary file.
The CLI command for software upload is: upgrade <ipaddr> <filename>
After typing the TFTP Server IP Address and File Name, type enter to begin the file
transfer. The upgrade file size is approximately 1.9 MB, and will take approximately two
to four minutes to download from the server to the AN-30 terminal memory. To activate
the new version, it is necessary to swap the operating and the secondary software version
with the CLI command chgver.
Upon successful transfer of the file, the terminal will verify the integrity of the new
software. If errors were introduced during the transfer process as a result of (for example)
link degradation, the AN-30 terminal will reject the new software load and provide a
warning that the upgrade was unsuccessful. In this case, the operator will need to repeat
the upload process.
8.5.

System Password

The factory default password for the system is "admin" for the administrator's ID, and
"user" for the user's ID. To change the password, use the CLI command:
using any alphanumeric combination for the password. Note the field is case sensitive
and can be up to 16 characters in length.
For more information on password related issues, see section 8 on page 28.
Note: depressing the front panel Reset button for more that five (5) seconds will restore
the factory default passwords.
8.6. AN-30 Options
Through the License Key (an optional purchase item) the following product features can
be enabled:
• Add an additional one (1) or three (3) E1/T1 ports to the existing default single
(1) port
• Add high speed data access to increase the throughput capacity beyond the basic
Ethernet access provided by default on all systems.
Note:
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passwd <username> <newpassword>
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