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  • 26th February 2006 at 01:18 #30741
    PassHelp
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    I recently configured a Quintum ASM200 via telenet and decided to change the password. I entered the Maintain# mode and typed password. I was prompted to enter old password, I did and enter new password twice which I did successfully. The I logout the system and now I am trying to log back in and my password does not work. What is causing this? And how can I get my in th box? Please Help!!!!

    26th February 2006 at 14:48 #30742
    MikeM
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    Did you have caps lock on and then off? The password is case sensitive.

    If you still can’t get in, you will need to contact Quintum to have them go in and reset your password.

    26th February 2006 at 16:55 #30743
    PassHelp
    Guest

    Can I reset via Hyper Terminal?

    Delete current configuration as follows:
    1.Establish a HyperTerminal connection to the Tenor. See Chapter 3: Installa¬tion.
    2Reset the unit (either turn the unit on and off). Information about the unit will scroll on the screen.
    3.Press Enter within 3 seconds.
    4.Type M (to modify). To cancel, type C.
    5.Press Enter through the series of questions until you reach the question Do you want to restore factory defaults (Y or N)?
    6.Type Y (yes) to restore the unit to factory defaults, to cancel the procedure, type N (no).

    26th February 2006 at 19:50 #30744
    MikeM
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    The user guide you are reading from is for the older generation 1 units. This does not apply to the AS/AX/DX units.

    26th February 2006 at 20:35 #30745
    naveed sharif
    Guest

    just add me in ur msn messanger i will let u know how to break quintum password my id is naveedffc@hotmail.com

    26th February 2006 at 22:09 #30746
    PassHelp
    Guest

    Mike, does Quintum need you there physically at the box to reset the password? If so, what is involved? And is there is fee for this service from Quintum?

    26th February 2006 at 22:53 #30747
    MikeM
    Guest

    If the unit is on a public IP and Quintum can access it directly, then you do not need to be there. However, if it is not on public IP, then you will need to be able to access it and talk with Quintum. They need to get a number that comes up at the login prompt and then they will provide a one time, time sensitive password to get in and then you can change the password.

    I do not believe there is a charge, but you will need to contact them during their normal business hours.

    26th February 2006 at 23:50 #30748
    PassHelp
    Guest

    Thanks Mike you have been a great help. I will call them tomorrow first thing. Are you very familar with configuring Quintums? Because I have a DX and some ASMs that I am configuring, I think I already got the ASM configured, because they will just be all traffic sent to them as hopoffs via the FXO port. But I need to know how to configure the DX to hunt amongst the five ASMs for open ports. Or to at least how to know how when all ports on a ASM is active(busy). Have any advice you can share?

    Thanks Again,

    Bernie

    27th February 2006 at 14:10 #30749
    MikeM
    Guest

    Yes I do know much about Quintum. If you would like to use my services, you may contact me at mike_voip@hotmail.com.

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