Hi!

Our AP9617 card behaves a bit differently, but still, the password checks
out... It's too in a Silicon 10 kVA UPS, but the card can be used in
everything from the smallest BackUPS to huge Silicons.

/Fredrik

User Name : [anything]
Password : *******************

Final Functional Test: version 1.0.0

Operate at 38400 baud (y/n)? y

Change baud rate to 38400 and press <ENTER>Version:apc_hw02_aos_105.bin
Network Management Card AOS
AOS Checksum: PASSED
Version:apc_hw02_dp3e_116.bin Silcon DP300E Series APP
Application Checksum: PASSED

Hardware Revision:9
Model Number:AP9617
Serial Number:xxxxxxxxx
Manufacture Date:xx/xx/2002
MAC Address:00 C0 B7 xx xx xx
International Type:A
Language Type:A
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Perform the self-test (y/n)? n

>*** Background:
>APC (American Power Conversion) SmartSwitch and UPS (uninterruptible power
>supply) products have a Web and SNMP management card installed that permits
>local serial console, TELNET, web and SNMP management, monitoring and
>mains power control of attached devices.
>
>
>*** The Problem:
>APC SmartSlot Web/SNMP management cards have a "backdoor" password that can
>be abused to extract plain text username/password details for all accounts
>and hence gain unauthorised full control of the device.

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