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I saw that article too during my search. &nbsp;We found the default Password to be ADMIN in uppercase, and promptly changed it.<br />
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Still points on the table if anyone can come back with the utility or owners/service manual
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I saw that article too during my search.  We found the default Password to be ADMIN in uppercase, and promptly changed it.

Still points on the table if anyone can come back with the utility or owners/service manual

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We ended up answering our own question, but the contributor assisted us with some documentation we were looking for. &nbsp;Thank you
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We ended up answering our own question, but the contributor assisted us with some documentation we were looking for.  Thank you

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FOrgot to reset the default root password for a popnetserver 4300 unit and already transferred all data to it through guest account. &nbsp;Would like to change the default root password so we can manage without resetting the unit. &nbsp;Anyone know?<br />
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Also there used to be a POP assist utility out there and service/owners manuals would help. &nbsp;Anyone know where to get those. &nbsp;FIA went out of business a way back just trying to keep the unit running.<br />
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Thanks
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FOrgot to reset the default root password for a popnetserver 4300 unit and already transferred all data to it through guest account.  Would like to change the default root password so we can manage without resetting the unit.  Anyone know?

Also there used to be a POP assist utility out there and service/owners manuals would help.  Anyone know where to get those.  FIA went out of business a way back just trying to keep the unit running.

Thanks

Anyone know the default root password for a FIA popnetserver 4300

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