Deafault password for hp c7000 blade servers.

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Published on 2011-03-02T06:51:50Z Indexed on 2011/03/02 7:26 UTC
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Has anybody worked on hp c7000 blade servers before. I have just ordered them and brought them on network. I tried logging in from web browser but I do not have the default password to log in. User guide says default password is provided with the tag supplied with the KVM module but I did not find any such tag.

     I am also working with hp customer care but it's taking too much time. So posted here to get some quick help from you guys. Thanks!

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