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On 5.0 and older software, Log into the NBX Phone system as administrator and click on "tab to it". Then click on the "security" tab under System Configuration. Click on "Reset User Password". Highlight the user you want to reset and then click "reset. The system will reset the password to the same as the extension number. On 6.0 and later software, Log into the Phone system and go to "System Maintenance, Password Administration". Select "User Password" in the drop down menu and click "Go". Select the box on the left for the extension you want to reset and click on the "Reset Password" button at the top of the list. The system will reset the password to the same as the extension Hope that helps!

This should have the drivers for your 3Com WebCam..

http://www.howtodrivers.com/model565477.html

Try here: http://clubsoftwares.blogspot.ro/2010/12/enet-webcam-driver.html

Try here: http://clubsoftwares.blogspot.ro/2010/12/enet-webcam-driver.html or here: http://www.3support.com/enet-webcam-drivers-original-driver-cd/

If I remember correctly, there is a tiny hole at the back or on the side. Press a paper clip into it. The switch should do a full reset and then reboot. If its just locked up, I would switch off at the power for 15 mins and try let it do an auto restart itself. Do this before you go doing a full button press reset as you may lose any or all updates the switch has had loaded into it.

Go here GENERAL ROUTERS RESETING

Configure the 3COM to direct all incoming 3389/TCP traffic to 3389/TCP on the "private" IP-address (192.168.xx.yy) of your server. Configure your server to "allow" Remote Desktop connections, and add the ID/password details that will be allowed to login to your server.

Usually the upgrade routine is in the router program. Log into the router and find the option to upgrade to latest firmware.

This is troublesome - but you can find information on 3Com's website. The following URL should get you to the install and configuration guide (Item 14) for your router. Hope this helps... http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.PAGE/public/kb/search/?sp4ts.oid=4235732&spf_p.tpst=kbSearchMain&spf_p.pbp_kbSearchMain_myAction=withResults&javax.portlet.begCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken&javax.portlet.endCacheTok=com.vignette.cachetoken#searchResultHead

If the whole network looses connections when you connect the two switches together, there may be a loop in the network...that is, there could be another path for data to pass between the switches. Typically this is caused if there are two cables connecting the switches, but it can also happen if there is another switch or other network device connected to both switches.