Appliance Password Reset
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NSG ISO Version
If you are using our appliance or ISO version of NSG follow the steps in this video.
Youtube Video ->Â https://youtu.be/67tl6AtUpG8
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NOTE: Press "e" to edit the kernel line. This is also the same steps for our SBC.Â
NOTE: Physical access to the system is required. This Video was done using a VM for demonstration purposes only.Â
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NSG Binary
Run the commandÂ
cat /usr/local/nsg/nsg-version.xml | head -n 5 | grep product_version to determine your NSG version. Below is the sample output, refer to the product_version field.Â
# cat /usr/local/nsg/nsg-version.xml | head -n 5 | grep product_version
<product build_version="106" full_name="Netborder SS7 Gateway" major_version="5" minor_version="1" name="nsg" patch_version="0"Â product_version="5.1.0-106"Â release_version="GA" short_name="nsg">
Go toÂ
ftp://ftp.sangoma.com/nsg/Â and download your exact version of NSG. Ensure if it is a 64bit system you get the 64 bit release.Â
Extract the TGZ file and copy the fileÂ
nsg/nginx/html/fusionpbx/secure/fusionpbx.db with in the package to /usr/local/nsg/nginx/html/fusionpbx/secure. Below is an example.Â
cp nsg-5.1.0-106.x86_64/nsg/nginx/html/fusionpbx/secure/fusionpbx.db /usr/local/nsg/nginx/html/fusionpbx/secure
Restart nsg-webui service with the commandÂ
/etc/init.d/nsg-webgui restart and then log in with the default username and passwords.Â
User: admin
Pass: admin
User: superadmin
Pass: sangomaÂ
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