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Performing Password Recovery
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anyone who has physical access to the Webcache can potentially change 
the password and lock you out of the management interfaces.
CAUTION: 3Com recommends that you leave Password Recovery 
enabled. If you disable it and subsequently forget the password for the 
admin username, you will have to return the Webcache to 3Com.
To enable or disable Password Recovery using the Web interface:
Log in to the Web interface.
Click Device View on the Toolbar.
Select Security -> Recovery in the Navigation Tree. The 
Password Recovery screen is displayed.
Check Enable Password Recovery Feature to enable Password Recovery, 
or uncheck Enable Password Recovery Feature to disable it.
Click OK.
Performing 
Password Recovery
Use the password recovery method outlined below to define a new 
password for the admin username:
Access the Command Line Interface and enter the username “recover” 
and password “recover” to place the Webcache in password recovery 
mode. The Webcache remains in password recovery mode for a 
maximum of 30 seconds, before it returns to the CLI login prompt.
Reboot the Webcache whilst it is in password recovery mode by removing 
the power cord from the power socket at the rear of the Webcache and 
reinserting it.
3Com recommends that you access the CLI in this instance by connecting 
a standard null-modem cable to the console port on the Webcache. This 
enables you to be physically close enough to the Webcache to reboot the 
Webcache before password recovery mode resets.
You cannot use a soft reboot operation to reset the password of the 
admin username. This will end the password recovery procedure and 
return you to the CLI login prompt.
When the Webcache has rebooted enter a new password for the admin 
username.
Enter 
enable
 to leave password recovery enabled, or enter 
disable
 to 
turn it off. You are now logged in as the default admin user.