GSP password reset

[hpuxrox]

Is there a way to reset the GSP password?

[hpuxrox]

I forgot to mention this is a HP Superdome. With two Production NPARS.

[Pete Randall]

Yates,

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/parseCurl.do?CURL=%2Fcm%2FQuestionAnswer%2F1%2C%2C0x495950011d20d6118ff40090279cd0f9%2C00.html&admit=716493758+1068135583867+28353475


Pete

[hpuxrox]

Ok, but, can I GSP reset on a superdome without affecting the NPARS?

[Pete Randall]

Sorry, Yates, but my Superdome experience is limited (null actually).

;^(


Pete

[Joshua Scott]

Yates,

This may be way off...

I've swapped out a rp7410's MP card, and when the system came up into the MP> prompt, I looked at the configuration, and the nPars were gone. I had to restore the previous Configuration with some commands in the MP. (don't remember how, but could figure it out if you want me to).

With the rp7410 & rp8400 the system type & nPartition configuration information is stored both on the MP *AND* on the cell boards that are in those partitions. I beleive this is for redundancy.

I would expect the superdome to be similar, (although I've never worked with one myself.)

Hope this gives you something to work with...

-Josh

[hpuxrox]

10 points for any post that can lead me in the right direction. HELP!

[Pete Randall · Accepted solution]

Yates,

Let's try another angle here.

I presume you need to reset the password because you don't know what it is. Have you tried the default which, I believe, is Admin, Admin for the Superdome?


Pete

[Denver Osborn]

I'd assume you have support for this SD... :) Why not place a call and try to get the info from someone who supports it in HP?

-Denver

[Joshua Scott]

What's the purpose of this reset, and how did you plan on going about it?