



Since some of the older fix methodologies such as using logout.htm or simply opening then closing a session do not work for us, we think this is a better way. We see this with our various units about once a quarter. If you have APC, now Schneider Electric devices that are web and network managed, bookmark this fix. The entire device must be reset using the 'configreset' option as detailed in k-base FA158175. This is an annoying issue especially as it persists even though web sessions are closed from the client side. Note: On older Version 2 NetBotz 320, 420, and 500 appliances, the password alone can not be reset. That will get you to back to work quickly. This happens to many of our devices so it seems not limited to one PDU model.
#Apc netbotz default password how to#
How to Fix Schneider Electric APC Maximum Connections Reached We saw a number of methods online that did not work so we have a 1-minute process to get this problem fixed. Sometimes, you want to log in and are greeted with “Maximum Connections Reached” or “The maximum number of web connections has been reached” instead of a normal login process. At the linux prompt type: /netbotzapp/reset.
#Apc netbotz default password serial#
Log in using root and the password you had provided upon initial root login (done via serial connection), then when prompted to press enter within 5 seconds, type a capital X and hit Enter. The next time the user attempts to log into MSP N-central, a notification appears that they must reset their password. Select the check box for the desired user (s) and click Reset Password. Click Administration > User Management > Users. There is an annoying issue with many Schneider Electric APC network managed devices. Open the connection and hit enter until prompted for a login. The Reset Password option is not available for LDAP users.
