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Re: reset qsecofr password?
You may only need to re-install SLIC (one CD). Be sure to take the option to re-install SLIC and RETAIN USER DATA. Once that is installed you can get into DST from where you can reset QSECOFR.

I haven't had to do this in a while but I'm fairly certain it will get you going without a scratch re-build.

 - Larry

DCharmatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

We recently purchased a little backup 170. The problem is that we are not able to sign on under qsecofr or into dst. The previous owners of this machine apparently do not know the passwords either. After trying to sign on using various default passwords, the console disconnects and the machine gives us an error code of A9003C60. Is there anyway to reset the qsecofr or dst passwords without having to do a fresh install? The machine is running on v4r5. 


TIA,

David Charmatz




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