USG 60 and ZyWALL 110 firmware 4.30 and 4.31 password must change; after change can not log in

How can a company offer a security product that locks you out?

I mean this is just beyond BS. I was forced to change a password on a USG60, no big deal. but now I can't login. Its a remote site 2400 miles away, how am I supposed to do this?

Zyxel, any solutions? Seriously what are you guys smoking there???

Hi,

Can you please (please!) just give us the piece of code that handled the f'd up password change? This way we can see what the code made of it and we can login and change the password without the back-up and recovery hassle?

If you don't want to post it here, you can message it to the people asking for it (again, please!)

People make mistakes, it happens to all of us, what really counts is the reaction when they realize it happened and their willingness to correct the mistake.

With kind regards

Hi,

Thanks for the reply, but it didn't answer my question.I know you can't recover passwords from the backend and that's a good thing. What I want to do is use the piece of code that set's the password and make it output it's result on screen when I use my password as input. This way I can see what it did to the password. How it changed it.

So the question remains, can you or can you not provide me with the piece of code that parses the password from the webinterface to the backend?

With Kind Regards