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RB1100AHx2 Router with RouterOS v6.17 Password Lost for Admin

Tue Dec 29, 2015 4:02 am

I have a customer I am trying to assist that has a RB1100AHx2 Router with RouterOS v6.17 installed. The router was installed by a previous support person who is no longer with the company... (Customers company) and they do not know the password. Is there a way of resetting the routers password without having to lose all of the configuration that was done on the router....
 
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Re: RB1100AHx2 Router with RouterOS v6.17 Password Lost for Admin

Tue Dec 29, 2015 11:51 pm

do you have some backupfiles of the configuration ?

with the old backup files it was possible to get the password.

can't you just ask the password ?
 
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Re: RB1100AHx2 Router with RouterOS v6.17 Password Lost for Admin

Thu Dec 31, 2015 10:17 pm

There is no hardware password reset built into Router-board. The reset button will reset the router to factory defaults. If there were other users setup on the router with read/write privileges, you can log in as one of them and change the admin password.
 
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Re: RB1100AHx2 Router with RouterOS v6.17 Password Lost for Admin

Fri Jan 01, 2016 3:41 pm

It will be silly to allow reseting the password without loosing (probably sensitive) configuration.
You can only reset it along with configuration.

I see another problem here - someone who's not working for company anymore may still have an access to internal network. It's a huge security risk.
 
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Re: RB1100AHx2 Router with RouterOS v6.17 Password Lost for Admin

Fri Feb 19, 2016 10:22 am

Hi,

If you reset the router with the jumper, it should create a backup before reset file.

There is a way to get the password from the backup file.

It good and bad that you can get the password form a backup file.

I don't want to post a link but a quick google search should point you in the right direction

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