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Hi folks,
I've made an error and lost the credentials for my locally managed SMB 1530. The device is running R80.20.40 Build 992002691.
I understand there's no recovery option but, as a rookie administrator, would appreciate some guidance on this fix, please.
Would this solve my problem:
If so, would it matter if my configuration is taken from a backup from the previous image (I take configuration backups monthly and after every firmware update)?
Please, let me know if there's a more elegant solution.
If you put an image on USB and boot off of it, the appliance will be factory reset with that image.
From there, you can restore a backup with a known password.
That said, if the SMB appliance is centrally managed from an SMS or Smart-1 Cloud, you can probably use the SIC connection to reset the admin password.
If you put an image on USB and boot off of it, the appliance will be factory reset with that image.
From there, you can restore a backup with a known password.
That said, if the SMB appliance is centrally managed from an SMS or Smart-1 Cloud, you can probably use the SIC connection to reset the admin password.
Hi,
The device is locally managed so, unfortunately, I can't use the SIC connection.
When you say "From there, you can restore a backup with a known password", do you mean to restore a config file from which there is a known password? I'm sorry if that's a dumb question.
I mean restore a backup taken from Device > System > System Operations > Backup and Restore System Settings.
Other forms of backup, I cannot speak for.
That's what I thought you meant.
Thanks.
If SMB appliance was centrally managed from Smart-1 Cloud what is the procedure, cant seems to find the SK Article.
The procedure is here: https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk106490
TAC will most likely be needed to execute the procedure, though.
Thankyou, will reach out to the support. But the SK106490 suggests not supported for Spark Gaia Embedded appliances.
It should be similar for Embedded Gaia.
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