|
Software
|
Platform
|
Operating System
|
Try This
|
| Kermit |
Sun Workstation |
UNIX |
Ctrl-\l |
| Kermit |
Sun Workstation |
UNIX |
Ctrl-\b |
| MicroPhone Pro |
IBM Compatible |
Windows |
Ctrl-Break |
| ProComm Plus |
IBM Compatible |
DOS or Windows |
Alt-b |
| Telix |
IBM Compatible |
DOS |
Ctrl-End |
| Telnet to Cisco |
IBM Compatible |
N/A |
Ctrl-] |
| Terminal |
IBM Compatible |
Windows |
Break |
| Terminal |
IBM Compatible |
Windows |
Ctrl-Break |
| Tip |
Sun Workstation |
UNIX |
Ctrl-], then Break or Ctrl-c |
| VT 100 Emulation |
Data General |
N/A |
F16 |
| Windows NT |
IBM Compatible |
Windows |
Break-F5 |
| Windows NT |
IBM Compatible |
Windows |
Shift-F5 |
| Windows NT |
IBM Compatible |
Windows |
Shift-6 Shift-4 Shift-b (^$B) |
| Z-TERMINAL |
Mac |
Apple |
Command-b |
|
N/A |
Break-Out Box |
N/A |
Connect pin 2 (X-mit) to +V for half a second |
|
N/A |
Cisco to aux port |
N/A |
Control-Shft-6, then b |
|
N/A |
IBM Compatible |
N/A |
Ctrl-Break |
Problems encountered during password recovery often occur because users do not know
what the break key sequence is for the (non-Cisco) software they are using. For software
not listed above and for additional information, users should refer to the documentation
for their individual software packages. If HyperTerminal is used on an NT
workstation/server the latest version of HyperTerminal must be obtained for the break
sequence to work.
Make sure the terminal settings are as follows:
VT100
8 data bits
1 stop bit
non parity
no flow control
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