Resetting Snmpv3 User Credentials To Factory Defaults In Css - Motorola ASTRO 25 GTR 8000 Manual

Procedure:
1 Connect to the device using CSS through a serial port link. See
Port Link on page
2 From the menu, select Security → Device Security Configuration → Security Services
(Serial).
3 From the Security Services Configuration dialog box, set the Test Application
Configuration field according to your organizational policies. The recommended secure
configuration is Disabled.
4 Set the Authentication Services field to Enabled. Click Apply.
This field enables local authentication services and must be enabled as a prerequisite for
centralized authentication.
5 Set the Password Reset Mechanism field.
This field allows a reset of the passwords for two built-in device accounts to their default values.
6 To update the password for the device, select either Service Account or Elevated Privilege
from the drop-down list. Click Update password.
7 In the Change Account Password dialog box, enter the old password, then enter a new
password, and confirm the new password before clicking Change Password.
8 To save the new password, click OK.
The Change Account Password dialog box closes.
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Resetting SNMPv3 User Credentials to Factory Defaults in CSS

Prerequisites: Obtain the required credentials information (local service account password and
elevated privileges password) to configure the site devices before proceeding. The user credentials
information includes both the current and new credentials. Without the current credentials, you cannot
access the device and cannot change the user credentials. To obtain the keys for resetting either
password or SNMPv3 passphrases for the device, contact Motorola Solutions Support Center (SSC).
Changing to the incorrect user credentials may lead to not being able to access the device through
Configuration/Service Software (CSS) or Secure SHell (SSH).
Procedure:
1 Connect to the device using CSS through a serial port link. See
Port Link on page
2 From the menu, select Security → SNMPv3 Configuration → Reset SNMPv3 Configuration
(Serial).
The Reset SNMPv3 Configuration dialog box opens.
3 Click Reset SMPv3 Configuration.
The SNMPv3 configuration is reset to factory defaults in the device.
4 Click Exit.
The Reset SNMPv3 Configuration dialog box closes.
5 To reboot the device for the SNMPv3 user credentials to take effect, perform the following
actions:
a From the menu, select Tools → Set IP Address/Box Number or Set IP Address/BR_CM
Pairing Number.
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