I created a post on this a couple of days ago but it never appeared (?) so I'll try again.
C3002, working fine. Then it stops scanning/sending to emails. Found out Internet provider changed their security protocols and now required SSL. As this required a certificate in the C3002 I initiated a certificate download via WIM but nothing happened.
Next time I try to log in via WIM it doesn't work. The ip address doesn't exist, can't ping it or telnet it. Searching the 'net indicated that if the Network Security Level is set to Custom it can lock out the http. Checked via the panel and it is set to Custom but when I try to change it I'm told I don't have access to it. The login button on the panel beeps twice when I press it but there's no login box available, so I can't enter any password.
Tried a factory reset via the panel keys but while it says it has been reset nothing appears to have changed.
My only access is via SP, but after reading through the service manual I can't find any codes that appear to cover this situation, and nothing referring to the Security Levels.
Any ideas, anyone? I'm perplexed, to say the least.
C3002, working fine. Then it stops scanning/sending to emails. Found out Internet provider changed their security protocols and now required SSL. As this required a certificate in the C3002 I initiated a certificate download via WIM but nothing happened.
Next time I try to log in via WIM it doesn't work. The ip address doesn't exist, can't ping it or telnet it. Searching the 'net indicated that if the Network Security Level is set to Custom it can lock out the http. Checked via the panel and it is set to Custom but when I try to change it I'm told I don't have access to it. The login button on the panel beeps twice when I press it but there's no login box available, so I can't enter any password.
Tried a factory reset via the panel keys but while it says it has been reset nothing appears to have changed.
My only access is via SP, but after reading through the service manual I can't find any codes that appear to cover this situation, and nothing referring to the Security Levels.
Any ideas, anyone? I'm perplexed, to say the least.
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