I only knew because it started getting DHCP when it had previously been
static...but it definitely worked. It did take me a few tries to get it
right.
On 12/4/2019 8:57 AM, Nate Burke wrote:
Is there a way to tell, via Light sequence or something, if the
default actually worked? I've tried several times over the years to
do the default via power cycle, and I don't think it's ever worked for
me, I always get fed up and go find something to stick in the reset
hole. I even pulled out my stopwatch to time the power on/off sequence.
On 12/4/2019 7:26 AM, Adam Moffett wrote:
Default it again with the power plug method? Maybe it's only at
partial defaults.
On 12/3/2019 7:03 PM, Nate Burke wrote:
We had a cable on a tower that had come loose in some strong winds
and rubbed through the jacket probably shorting out a bunch of wires
inside the cat5 (not actually breaking). Remarkably, the Ethernet
port on the mikrotik was still negotiating 1G, even through there
was no RX Traffic from the AP. When we got the cable fixed, the
EPMP AP (1000 series) appears to be at default settings, but I can't
log into it. The Login page comes up, but it returns invalid
user/password. I'm trying admin/admin. The AP is at it's default
name in a Neighbor list, and it's requesting a DHCP Address which is
not how it was before the cable problem. SSH doesn't allow login
either. Tried setting the AP to different IP Addresses via DHCP,
and can always get to the HTTP Page, but can't log in.
We tried doing the default via power sequence on the tower before
replacing it, and that didn't seem to help. (Of course there's no
way to see if it actually worked either) Is there anything I should
look at before trying a reset via the reset button on the bench?
When we first got the cable replaced, the AP grabbed a public DHCP
Address, Could it have been hacked in the 10 minutes it was on that
public IP Address? Are there cambium scanning bots flying around
the interwebs. Or do the SSH Commands for login and changing the
password match some other bot scan.
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