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Rebooted one of our netapps yesterday and was checking that the seial connection worked just in case there were any issues.
I used a laptop with putty attached using the netapp serial connector cable.
I found that it would not accept the root password, if I connected via ssh it would.
Is there something i'm missing here or could the root password be different for the serial connection?
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In general the root password is the same (either over Serial, Telnet, SSH etc)...
One possibility could be that there was a different keyboard layout or terminal emulation setting in putty when you connected over the serial connection.
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Hi,
If you are using the console (RLM or BMC) you need to use "naroot" instead of "root" as user. The password still the same as root user in normal ssh session.
I hope it's help.
Jay
