Orchid XP v8 a écrit :
> (Oh, and did I mention? All the personell who had the access passwords 
> and the training to know what to do with them have now left the company, 
> so the switch configuration can never be altered again.)
> 

Go to www.cisco.com
type "password recovery XXXX" in the search box (where XXXX is the model 
number, e.g. 3560)

It usually involves holding a button pressed while you boot the switch 
and then typing low-level command to load the IOS without the config and 
requires a serial cable to connect to the console port (which means you 
probably need a USB-to-DB9 adapter too)

I did not tell you this.  In fact, I was never here.

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