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Resetting X3200 to the Ex Works State
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8.2 Resetting X3200 to the Ex Works State
You can reset X3200 to the "factory reset" (ex works) state with a special reset
sequence. This state corresponds to a booted X3200 in the ex works state. You
can then dial in to the equipment from another location using ISDN Login (see
chapter 4.1.3, page 86 ).
In the "factory reset" state, the default configuration is used and any existing
boot configuration is ignored but not deleted.
Proceed as follows to reset X3200 to the "factory reset" state:
➤
If the X3200 is in operation, press the reset button, and the router runs
through the boot sequence (see chapter 10.5, page 346 ).
➤
Observe the LEDs on the front of X3200 .
After running through the start mode (approximately 8 seconds; see
chapter 10.2, page 339 ), all yellow LEDs light simultaneously. (If X3200 is
connected to your PC over the serial interface and HyperTerminal is start-
ed (see chapter 4.1.1, page 83 ), the message "
Press <sp> for boot
monitor or any other key to boot system"
appears on the
screen.)
➤
Press the reset button again while the yellow LEDs light. You have about
4 seconds for this.
➤
Repeat the last step twice. (You have now reset X3200 four times.)
If you do not interrupt the boot sequence this time, the equipment starts in
the "factory reset" state.
This state is indicated by all yellow LEDs flashing three times.
To protect X3200 against unauthorized access in the "factory reset" state, you
need the password of the previously active boot configuration for dialing in.
You can log in with ISDN Login and this password, e.g. for loading, modifying
and saving the boot configuration.
As an option, you can enter
erase bootconfig
after the login prompt. This
command deletes all the existing configurations and X3200 is rebooted.