If you have forgotten the switch's IP address or administration password you can return the switch to its factory default state by following these steps: After completing this procedure, the password will be empty, the network address will be returned to the default 192.168.2.10, and all configuration settings will be returned to the original factory defaults.

ProCurve Manager (PCM) can discover the ProCurve Switch 1800 Series, and place them on the network topology map. Once the switch is discovered, PCM can be used to launch the ProCurve Switch 1800 series Web UI. See similar questions...

No, the ProCurve Switch 1800 Series does not support any of the Spanning Tree Protocols (802.1s, 802.1D, or 802.1w). In addition to not supporting Spanning Tree, the switch will not pass Spanning Tree BPDUs (destination MAC = 01:80:C2:00:00:00) from upstream devices. Result: STP Disabled device passes the STP BPDUs from STP enabled device. See similar questions...

The SNMP functionality is read-only and is used by ProCurve Manager to discover and map the device. SNMP cannot be used to configure the switch or send SNMP traps to a trap receiver. See similar questions...

The default IP address is 192.168.2.10 with a 24 bit subnet mask (255.255.255.0). Further information about initial switch configuration is available in the Installation and Getting Started Guide. See similar questions...

The 1800 Series Switches are Web Managed switches. This means that the Web interface is the only method for managing and configuring the switch. The 1800 Series Switches have a user-friendly Web interface and are designed to allow users to add basic capabilities to their without adding complexity. The 1800 Series Switches do not have a console port or command line interface and do not support SNMP management. See similar questions...

With the unit powered on, insert a paper clip into the reset button on the back of the device and hold for 8 seconds. See similar questions...

If you are using a management application like ProCurve Manager, you may be able to check on the IP address there. If you configured the switch to receive a DHCP address, (DHCP is turned off by default) you may be able to check the DHCP server for a list of leased addresses by searching for the switch MAC address (printed on the outside of your ProCurve 1800 Switch). See similar questions...

The Web interface inactivity time out is 300 seconds. The purpose of the inactivity time out is for security. If the administrator logs in and forgets to log out, it will automatically log them out, so no intruder can operate the switch. See similar questions...

There is no software configuration of 802.1p for the ProCurve Switch 1800 series. The ProCurve Switch 1800 series honors priorities of the frames received. See similar questions...

Make really sure you have backed up whatever ringtones/photos/SMS/contacts/videos/etc on your phone to your computer as this procedure may cause the files to be lost. Your SIM card will not be touched though. With the phone in at least 3/4 charge, enter *#7780# and follow instructions. If security code is prompted, enter 12345 unless you changed it. See similar questions...

If for any reason, you have to reset this device to factory default settings, be careful that the current settings will be lost and the settings are reset back to it’s default state. Press the reset button with a pointed object and hold for 5 secs. This will reset the router to it’s factory default. See similar questions...

First, you may need to release and renew your computer's IP assignment. For XP users, simply right-click your network connection and choose Repair. Then, most typically you are a DSL user, and need to go to http://192.168.1.1 (your router's network address), choose PPPoE and put in your login and password for your DSL account, and click Apply at the bottom. See similar questions...

On the MCPE you will see to white buttons above the LEDs, push and hold the one closest to the LEDs for until the LEDs turn of and then back on. The MCPE is now reset back to defaults. Fixed a problem with TCP deadlocking when receiving data from a remote host but being unable to make progress re-transmitting a lost segment Changed the bandwidth control: now account for protocol headers (Ethernet, IP, TCP and UDP) in the bandwidth calculation. See similar questions...

On the MAP you will see to white buttons above the LEDs, push and hold the one closest to the LEDs for until the LEDs turn of and then back on. The MAP is now reset back to defaults. See similar questions...

Go into the Random Tagline Manager directory and delete the INI file. This file will be named with your logon name from Windows. See similar questions...

Go into the TimeTrek directory and delete the INI file. This file will have the Windows User logon name. See similar questions...

Go into the RBlinds directory and delete the following files: RBLINDS1.DAT, RBLINDS2.DAT, RBLINDS3.DAT. These files will be marked as Read-Only. In order to delete them, you need to Right-Click on each one and select Properties. There will be a check mark next to "Read-Ony". Un-check this. Now the files can be safely deleted. Go into your WindowBlinds folder and make sure there are no skin folders that are set to read only and/or compressed format. See similar questions...

Delete the WDB and WTF folders from your World of Warcraft directory, and rename the "Interface" folder to something else, e.g. "Interface Backup". Log back into the game. Your UI, keybindings, and chat settings should now be reset to the default settings. Log out and move your Interface folder back into your WoW directory. Now you should be able to log back into the game and reconfigure all of your AddOns, etc. See similar questions...