Factory Reset without using CLI?

[stevenm]

How can I factory reset an Adtran Netvanta 1234 without using CLI?  Also, I am not able to get to the technical document as it states I don't have permission to do so.

[Anonymous]

Hi stevenm:

You may obtain a default configuration file here:  NetVanta 123x (1st Generation) Default Configuration‌

Extract the file and browse to the Configuration page in the web GUI.  Upload the CFG file and reboot.

Best,

Chris

[Anonymous]

COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATORS:

It appears that the page Restoring an AOS Device to Factory Default‌ appears to be restricted from view, as stevenm noticed.

Chris

[Anonymous]

I think there's a broken link on the 123x default config page.  Please check out Restoring an AOS Device to Factory Default for assistance.

Chris

[stevenm]

Thanks for the quick response.  Sorry, that I wasn't clear.  My problem is that I don't know what the IP address of the switch currently is set to.  So is there any other way to reset it when you don't know the address?

Thanks,
Steve

[Anonymous]

Perhaps the IP was never changed from default:  10.10.10.1.  You could change your PC's IP address to 10.10.10.2 and try to manage the switch that way.  Otherwise, connecting with a console cable is by far the simplest option.  It is CLI, but the commands aren't difficult for determining the IP:

1. Logon if necessary with username and password
2. Type show interface vlan and press Enter

Will that work for you?

Chris

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

stevenm‌:

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Thanks,

Levi