A4: A factory reset primarily wipes the . This includes network settings, logical library partitions, user accounts, and passwords. It does not erase the data on your tape cartridges. However, it will break any connections from your backup software (like IBM Spectrum Protect, Veritas NetBackup) to the library, as the library's identity and configuration will be reset. You would need to fully reconfigure the library and likely rediscover the devices in your backup application after the reset.
A1: While the exact number of attempts isn't consistently specified in all public documentation, the TS3310 does have a configurable password-lock policy. The SNMP Management Information Base (MIB) for the library includes an object called libraryConfiguration-PwdLockAttempts , which defines the number of attempts before a password lockout occurs. ibm ts3310 admin account locked
The TS3310 also has a CLI, accessible via SSH or Telnet. It has a strict lockout policy to prevent brute-force attacks. Consecutive login failures (regardless of the username or time span) will trigger a lockout. If you are locked out of the CLI, you must regain access via the Operator Panel to unlock the account or reset the password using the steps above. A4: A factory reset primarily wipes the
The admin account on your IBM TS3310 tape library may become locked due to security policies or incorrect login attempts. To resolve the issue, try the following: However, it will break any connections from your
: If you recently upgraded to firmware 1.90 or later and the default password no longer works, try using " " as the password for the Service Account Access
Clear the account lockout checkbox or reset the password to a temporary string. Click . Method B: Reset via the Front Operator Panel (Op Panel)
— If under maintenance, they can provide a one-time unlock procedure or send a new admin password override.