Nortel CallPilot 201i

• Dec 9, 2022

• #2

Firebird Scrambler

Systems Engineer

Apr 7, 2003

7,280

GB

The only way I know is to use a Windows account cracker attached to a SCSI CD-ROM and have a keyboard, mouse and monitor attached to the card.
Don't attempt a restore unless you have all the keycodes.

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• Dec 9, 2022

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• #3

VRRyan

Programmer

May 18, 2022

38

US

Are there any specific SCSI CD-ROM drives you recommend? I was thinking of using a SCSI to sd converted but if its easier to do with CD-ROM then I’ll just do that.

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• Dec 9, 2022

• #4

bignose21

Programmer

Jul 4, 2003

2,232

GB

I did this in the past for an upgrade as the 201 just has a laptop HD I took it off the card and put it in a Laptop with a cdrom, used winternals (ERD Commander) at the time became MS DART but you should be able to find a download of it on google, it has a Password reset tool called locksmith, but this is windows 2003 there will be many ways to crack it. Once in used the Distributor Tools to reset the 000000 password, put it back on the card and heh presto.

Like you say to reset it you need the SCSI CDROM, Keycodes, and surely doesn't the Callpilot keycode need to be under the TID/site ID of the CS1000

 

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• Dec 9, 2022

• #5

joe_z

Technical User

Dec 9, 2022

13

US

I'll second pulling the HDD. I think I used the trick where you replace logon.scr with cmd.exe and reset the password that way. I don't think I ever set it back.

There's also some default passwords you might want to try, see step 7: Link

 

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