How to decrypt the encrypted password in router?
Dear All,
Am in need of tool to decrypt the encrpted password in the router.
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Dear All,
Am in need of tool to decrypt the encrpted password in the router.
by johnpeeris Accepted solution
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by jck Accepted solution
jdclyde...who peed in your cereal?
just answer the guy...to read the instruction manual. lol :^0
by wizard-09 Accepted solution
by jdclyde Accepted solution
I am having a [b]GREAT[/b] day. After all, I am not the one with an encrypted password keeping me out of my routers! :D
B-)
Think of it as a twisted twist on the "We here at TR do not answer password recovery questions". ;\
cheers.
jd
by jdclyde Accepted solution
Is [b]THAT[/b] better? :D
You can look in the Cisco manual all you want, but I bet you a nice shiny quarter that you will NOT find anything about decrypting the password in it.
B-)
by wizard-09 Accepted solution
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by jdclyde Accepted solution
I thought those were for network TRAFFIC?
Never worked for me. Bad allergies.... ;\
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by jdclyde Accepted solution
sol sh1t outta luck
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I figured that was the most common of the three! :D
by jiminpa Accepted solution
Drink 4 jars of Ovaltine and send off for your secret decoder ring.
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by jdclyde Accepted solution
by the scummy one Accepted solution
get some Sugar, Salt, and Sweet & Low and no-doz. Cut it with a razor blade into a fine powder. Use a straw, and sniff it. It may burn a bit, however it will be worth it in a few minutes.
After the burning stops, and the head rush settles, you should remember the password. If not, it may take a few minutes for the caffeine to kick in, and jolt your miniature brain into a remembering state.
However, if this still fails, after a few minutes you should be able to 'see' the password in a vision sent to you by the router. However first you need to ground yourself pretty well, and open the router top. Put a small rod in the power supply and hold on. The 'vision' should happen almost immediately. If not, please use a small hammer and 'tap' the rod in further.
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