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It's been about 15 years since I got to play with a Legend system. Forgot the default password and cant find it. Not the VM, just the system.
Can someone please PM me.
Thanks!
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The processor itself doesn't have a password, except for remote access via SPM/WinSPM. Is that the password you are looking for?
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Hey dexman,
I thought you needed a password to access programming via a phone set. I just need to get the PRI related programming.
Last edited by commtel comm; 06/12/15 08:29 PM.
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Local processor programming doesn't need a password if it is done from an MLX-20L or 4424LD+ telephone set on the Merlin Magix...at least my Church's R4 Magix doesn't ask for one.  Then again, that system is running in Key Mode and doesn't have a PRI/ISDN T1 & trunks. 
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Nope, no password needed to program from the console phone or from the serial port. Only coming in through the modem requires a password.
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