Need Help with T3H 50Th/s

[xPOXPx]

Hello, I was stupid enough to reset my web browser and the password for myminer is gone, have not logged in for maybe a year, and now i wanted to check the temp and fan speed because it started to sound a bit wierd. There is a Reset button on the back, i have tried to hold it for 5 - 10 - 15 sec hoping it would bring the miner back to factory reset so i could log in with Admin admin.

Is there a way to log in again ? how do i do it, ive sent a few emails to innosilicon they take gaes to respond.

Anyone here who can help me ?

Thanks.

[BitMaxz]

If admin, admin doesn't work try dragonadmin for user and password or admin on user and dragonadmin for the password.

If still doesn't work try to access the miner through telnet/SSH and change

Try this method from the link below.
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2455170.0

If you can't log in with "username: root password: innot1t2" try other passwords (blacksheepwall, or t1t2t3a5)

[mikeywith]

If you happen to be using Chrome there is a chance that you can still retrieve the password and username for the miner, but this will require a logged-in device with the same account other than the one you reset, also it should have not been connected to the internet after you reset the browser (the deletion wasn't synchronized), if you have that, let me know and I'll tell you how to do it (it's a bit of an effort but would be worth it).

[Steamtyme]

First while shitty you can't access it and check the gear out, when did you last clean it?? Could be as simple as that. Power off, clean it and see how things go.

I'm guessing you set a custom password?

Similar to the vein Mikey is on. Did you log into the miner from various devices? If yes, and you weren't synched across all of them when you reset your browser then you likely saved the password and username. I've had to do this with a few websites and stuff I don't regularly check.

From a non reset device - You can access the browser settings "..." Top right corner of the browser then -> Select settings -> then select passwords. Here you can try searching for what the username might have been and then get the accompanying password.

Apart from that you'll likely be waiting on Ino to get back to you. Weird you couldn't get it to factory reset. I've never used that gear.

If he is out of luck anyone know if he could regain access by flashing new control board firmware?? That should essentially reset it to factory. I'm thinking last resort as it's a bit extreme for a working piece of gear.