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07-03-2005 06:17 AM
07-03-2005 06:17 AM
Re: No Telnetting to N-class LAN Console possible
You possibly have to hard reset the GSP. the way to do that is to open the cabinet and on the right side ( depending on wheterh you see from from or back) I take it as looking at the server from front.
On the right side where the GSP card is fitted, there is a GSP reset butoon which might be worth doing. After that the GSP becomes factory reset. You may then start configuring it.
thanks
DP
On the right side where the GSP card is fitted, there is a GSP reset butoon which might be worth doing. After that the GSP becomes factory reset. You may then start configuring it.
thanks
DP
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