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Originally Posted by techgabe

Is there some type of secret club that we don't know about??
If the only thing keeping a customer from leaving you is because you know a "secret password", that's ridiculous.
If anybody wants the the backdoor, just post your email. BTW, I have the backdoor for Signal as well.

Hi techgabe,

can you send me the GCM/LCM backdoor access. My email is in my profile.
Thanks in advance.

Is it possible to copy/clone a GCM and drop it in another gcm , then just rename and reset IP?

I have a question regarding MZII/PSI in the NW8000 family and hope someone from this forum would be able to help me with this.

I am having trouble talking to MZII controller when directly connected from my Windows 7 64-bit PC.

I am using a standard RJ11 to RS232 converter and took the other end of RS232 to a RS232 to USB serial converter connected to my PC's USB port (COM6).

Now, I launched the MZII PSI software and entered the credentials. It says not connected. After reading several highly useful posts in this forum I understand that, PSI should be able to detect the MZII device with out actually having to enter the device address. Inspite of entering the device address, PSI is unable to find the device and asks me Retry or Quit? Generate node list doesn't help either. Can someone please help me with this?

Also, I was wondering if there is a way to troubleshoot why 2 MZII's won't communicate in a network of 12 MZII controllers ASD bus? What would be the best way to go about that?

Any inputs would be highly appreciated.

Signal Backdoor?????

We have Signal Ver. 4.4.1 running Win98. I'm have moved the system to a newer platform (VMware) but I'm having problem's with the security device that should be installed on the parallel port (the server has no parallel port). I keep getting the message that the software has not been enabled. Is there a way around that?

Looking for a controls technician to perform regular scheduled PM (sub-contract) on Siebe with MSC, MPC controllers in Toronto.

Originally Posted by ;1011636

user=
password=

Example; password for today would be "1826"

NOTE: Please don't give out information like that via this forum!

[Edited by BC1 on 02-16-2006 at 11:45 AM]

I have worked with network 8000 and know a lot of the tricks, but I have a issue I need some help with. I have a customer that just bought a used Siebe 86120 GCM. I've been asked to replace his dead one with this used unit. I connected to it with XPSI in terminal mode only to find that the default user name and password have been changed. I contacted the seller to see if they had the user name and password and they did not. I tried the BC back door to no avail. Does anybody know the back door user name and password for a siebe 86120 GCM? If so please email me. Thanks, Boardsmoker. Never mind I forgot about the zero thing. I'm in.

Thanks Title. I forgot about that. Kinda like doing a report in Signal.

Well considering that you can buy Eclypse Problock and get a free universal password for the devices becuase they can't figure out a password structure that works, I think it is not giving away too much here to tell you that getting the file from a device level controller and editing it offline is how you get the passwords that are in it,, I am sure that most people in the control biz are aware of that one.

Ya its kinda funny how simple they made it ... I gather it was an oversight ...

Just "get" the file then you can edit if offline and change it to the password you want or add the users you want after that ... YOu may have to add the new user and password to your PSI Setup ....

just pull the file and edit it off line, the password willbe there,

Do you have PSI software ?

I have some microzones that has a password and the tech quit and now we can't get in. Will someone please post/repost how to get access?

Your H not working ?

Theres away around the EVERYTHINGS changed problem

ere is a scenario t at I ave ran into more t an once,

I'm at a factory, and t e ead maintenance guy senses some c anges coming ( e's getting fired ) e eliminates all of t e passwords from t e system except for is, e t en leaves, We get a call t at no one can get into t e system no one is familiar wit it. We go out punc in t e backdoor password and set up t eir password structure,,

If t ere were no backdoor password w at do we do ? T row out t e controller and sell t em a new one ?

I give the CUSTOMER AKA : THE PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT / PAID for the EQUIPMENT / SOFTWARE the access they WANT , some want full blown , others do not , they sign a form based on what they requested , also notes that FULL ACCESS is available when they require / request it.

I hate to hear a salesman / programmer /tech tell the customer that it's their PANELS ( the control companies )

You know what the irony in your statement is...

That I don't sell ANY brand at all...

As far as me sounding sincere...Thats because I am...

Your customers will like you more for job well done VS. trying to lock them in...

I prefer to buy a Chiltons or a diagnostic tool when the "Check Engine" Light come on..instead of depending on the car dealership to tell me my oxygen sensor needs replacement for $750...When I can replace it for $89..
By the way my car still runs great..

Yeah I can see it now , Invensys, Honeywell, and Johnson all fall to whatever conrtol brand it is you are selling,,,


You're funny though and you do sound sincere,,, Kudos/

Originally posted by TitleLess

These are utilities for emergency use, anyone else that needs access will already have a password.

This thread cracks me up....This is exactly why proprietary systems are no longer incouraged...The secret club that locks you into their systems..OH.. my ...the backdoor was posted...It's for emergeny use..You Trane guys now what I'm talking about...If an MP580 is secured and you don't know the password to access via screen... what do you do?? Well I'll tell you..You call Tech support and give them the error code (####) and they will tell you how to get in...On a BCU it's a rolling password accessible thru Telnet...(oops, I shouldn't even be mentioning that)I once called an allerton rep and asked him for the general password thats given at start up (because I didn't want or felt like looking it up in binder of info)...He wanted a P.O for 8 Hrs. to come out and help me out.. Right... It took me an additional 30 min. and I was in.. Do I feel any sympathies... heck no.. This forums are to share knowledge and experiences...But wait what you are saying is...Don't share what is going to keep a P.O for 8hrs to do something that takes 2 secs. to do. BECUASE IT"S AN EMERGENCY>>> If a customer is given highest access and forgets password.. what are you worried about if you give them an alternate password with high access...This access points are being discouraged in new systems... what do you think happens on Telnet scans and access vulnerabilities on ethernet systems...

Anyway if a customer needs high access one of two things are going to happen...
1- If there is a problem with configuration or programming after access they are going to have to call for help..most likely
2- If they screw it up after access they are going to have to call for help..

Win...win...But the mentallity of "We are the only ones privy to it" thats the problem

TitleLess and others...If you are a rep of Invensys..Trane..Johnson..ect..It won't be long before YOU become totally dependent of Intergrators..
or die a slow death being a single (sole) source control tech...

CAN YOU IMAGINE IF THIS WAS THE MENTALLITY BEHIND THE ERROR CODES IN VEHICLES...Food for thought..

Should have seen the pile of SECURITY / ACCESS GLITCHES when the NETWORK 8000 was in beta testing, about as secure as a screen door. Prior to that when it was NETWORK SUPERVISOR they went through the same stuff but did not learn from it.