Hi,

if my previous posting doesn't help, here's another possibility: Someone on
this list sent the comment below to me in 2001 when I had similar problem to
yours (Note: I did not try the below, because for me the default Telecom
password [Zba...] worked just fine).

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You can remove passwords by attaching a console cable (the pinout
is on the archives somewhere) and, at boot type 'm' then 'o' as it
indicates.
Then delete the .pwd.cfg file. That should remove most of the passwords.
If that doesn't work, kill all files except the image.exe and set it up
again.
---- quote ends ----

Cheers,
Raimund

On Friday 04 August 2006 13:33, pilot wrote:
> Hi, to all you people out there dealing with nokia routers you might be
> able to help me out,having one myself and not knowing the admin password is
> very annoying, I also have a cli cable that can telnet into the router ,but
> requires a admin password that has been changed and is not known, is there
> any other way around this so I can access the nokia to make it useable
> again........many thanks...Pilot
>
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